I see it as you saying things and when asked about it you back out.
If there is legitimate basis for declaring Terri to be PVS, you should be able to do one or other of these things.
Also, you are comparing yourself to Terri and you wouldn't want to be like her. This isn't about you. Her parents and doctors have a major different view of what YOU have about Terri. I think I will side with them as most do.
She didn't receive treatment for starters, no speech therapy, no physical therapy etc. Ever wonder how she would be - if she was "allowed" to have JUST these TWO necessities?
I strongly doubt your spouse would deny you anything when it came to getting you better.
Wrong. My spouse and I have discussed it in depth, and understand each others wishes fully.
And I can't be any clearer about my opinions, as demonstrated in every single post of mine here tonight. So with all due respect - I don't really care "how you view it".
And there are plenty of folks here who understand where I'm coming from - regardless of what you think "most people" will agree with, and regardless of how much you (or anyone else, for that matter) wants to put words in my mouth.
For the record - I defy any one of you to show me where I have deviated from my original statement, wich has ZERO to do with the standard hysterical exchanges here, save referencing when some folks (nibbing in or not)can't help but try to suck me in. In fact, I have also been very up front with the fact that my opinions are just that - opinions. As are everyone else's here. But some are so arrogant that somehow their OPINION is right, while everyone who dares disagree with them is wrong.
Go back and read my original post, and all that followed. If you truly are unable (or unwilling) to see my point, then I can't help you. I can't be any clearer - and in fact, I don't feel any need to justify myself to you.
And, I'm sorry - was I ever talking to you to begin with?
And she's not getting any better - so your reference to my spouse is moot.