I'm so sorry to hear about your father in law. It is the most difficult decision one has to make.
Although when it is time, such as in your case, the decision is correct.
In the case of Terri, an execution was performed by her so called husband to finalize a vendetta with her family and who knows what other motives he had. She definitely wasn't terminal, we know that for sure. Father Pavone just said on H&C that her death was not peaceful as stated by felos, her face grimaced, she was panting and her eyes were moving rapidly back & forth. No one really knows what pain she was feeling.
Thanks for your help, the judges in this country who perform using their own agenda or that of others influencing them in these instances have to be impeached.
Poor Terri suffered an execution by "judicial fiat".
I can't help but relate this to the Nazi extermination camps.
I lived in Germany from 1945 to 1952. I walked through Andau, Dachau and Auschwitz as a child. My parents wanted me to see it, without ever letting me know why. They assumed I would figure it out for myself. And I did. I am now 62 years old, but the memories of the barrels of bones, the blood-stained walls, Hilda Braun's lampshades made of human flesh will never leave me. I fear that the "culture of death" and euthanasia is with us.
We must fight against it. We are good people and we have a great country.
We need to be heard.
And I will do my best to make sure that we are.