[floriduh voter]

I think I recall Baden even stating that Terri could be a candidate for rehab as she wasn't pvs. A 180 from the night before wherein he stated that she couldn't hear. Terri's family talks to her every day. Her brother told her daily during her starvation-dehydration period they were going to get her out of there. That's reported in the media somewhere. Terri's a strong girl.

Personally, I'm against starvation-dehydration as an option for end of life protocol. It is not painless as alleged. Too many Americans are being starved-dehydrated to death and this all started when our attentions were elsewhere.

[Graymatter]

>>starvation-dehydration as an option for end of life protocol. It is not painless as alleged...

And if we're not careful, euthanasia will go on, with only modifications for our sensibilities. Starvation isn't painless; drugs can make it so; soon, then, they'll cut out the starvation and just dispatch the inconvenient and useless by means of lethal drugs.
Some German soldiers had sensibilities about bullets and bayonets and massacres, and eventually Zyklon B in faraway camps settled their misgivings.

[sweetliberty]

Well, I am broadcasting my wishes HERE and NOW, very publicly! If I am ever in such a situation, I do NOT want to be starved and dehydrated to death! It is NOT the same thing as being maintained artificially.

I am simply horrified by what our "system" is trying to do to this innocent woman....and all of it based on nothing but conveniently "remembered" hearsay testimony of a person with questionable motives (to say the least) and rapidly declining credibility and his family members that he got to vouch for him. I am thinking it is the judicial system we need to be pulling the "feeding tube" from, not Terri.