We (then) lived fairly close to a major hospital. I was in the ER within 10 minutes of leaving my house. It would have likely taken longer for a 911 call and for an ambulance to travel the same distance and arrive at my house.
Don't you think that there seem to be a lot of questions unansered here?
I think that most of them have been answered, but many in the "save Terri, hang he husband" crowd are going to ignore any and all reasonable answers and continue to grab ever piece of "off the wall" info and blow it up, distort it, etc. forever.
Well then, I can pnly conclude that there is a problem with your thinker. It doesn't matter what side your on, if you are conversant in this case and have read ALL the legal filings and decisions, one can only conclude that there are way more questions than answers.
The preeminent one being, the state deciding who lives and who gets starved to death.