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You really haven't a clue if you can write the following: I can see both sides of this issue, and, in my opinion, it's not the husband's fault for wanting to have a life. The law is at fault for making a solution impossible. The 'husband for wanting to have a life'? What planet do you hail from? The husband has refused to divorce Terri for more than a decade and has been cohabiting with another female with whom he has one child and is expecting another! The husband has been abusing Terri for more than a decade by commanding that she receiev NO REHABILITATION therapy and must never be even wheeled outside to experience the dangerous stimulus of fresh air! As to the law, it is judge Greer at fault for denying even the most rudimentary therapy to see if Terri can be fed or even learn to feed herself! What the hell kind of justice is it that denies a woman the chance to try then sentences her to death because she can't do that which the judge has refused her the chance to try? Get a clue!