It's nearly impossible to reason with some people.
They say we're eager to see her killed. Maybe because those are her wishes?
I've talked with lots of people about this over the last month or so, and asked them if they'd want to live this way. Every single one of them has said no.
I've asked them if they've ever met a person who would wish to live this way. Every single one of them has said no.
They think he tries to strangle her and then she had a heart attack. But no one in that hospital saw stangulation marks on her. Aaargh. (sorry for the rant)
"They think"
No they don't and that's the problem. LOL
As I mentioned to Howlin, it seems those who have been in the same position as Terri's folks/hubby or some other love one, tend to have more grace and sense of mercy about the whole matter?
I've been talking to someone who's in acute care. They control a machine that literally means life or death to the person receiving treatment.....and is by the way is Catholic. This is a person who has to face people like Terri's people all the time and explain why someone is dead and how they got that way.
Her opinion, based on 25 years experience, let her go.
Just a hunch, most doctors and nurses, people who ought to know, probably don't want to be "hooked up" and would prefer to be "let go."