She was more than just 'handicapped' she was unconcious, which means unaware of her self, incapable of feeling. Incapable of thought, sensation. It was humane to let her die. But, it didn't matter either way, because she was incapable of "suffering". That requires the ability to think, be aware of herself, feel, process thought. 99% of very professional people say she wasn't able to do these things, looking at her scan, I agree.
It was humane to let her die.
NO it wasn't !
Guess we will just agree to disagree and leave it it at that