[drlevy88]

I would like to have a living will that says "Anyone who unplugs me will be hunted like vermin, and will die in a manner that makes a persistent vegitative state a very attractive alternative."

All it would take is someone to conveniently lose your living will, and your "guardian" can choose to starve you to death. What states still don't do this? I'd be afraid to even vacation in Florida, the way things are turning out.

[eno_]

That's why choosing your attorney and guardian is an important decision. Mrs. Schiavo's case illustrates that very well, but she could also have had some backup protection.