[mercy]

So it should be your choice.

I don't believe you by the way. No sane person would want to go through what Terri did. Life is not THAT dear. There ARE fates worse than death. Perhaps you have some extreme religion that tells you you must suffer endlessly and it is God's will. I'm a protestant. I don't find that in the Bible so I don't have to make it part of my doctrine.

[concerned about politics]

I don't believe you by the way. No sane person would want to go through what Terri did. Life is not THAT dear.

Yes it is. Life is that important to us. Just because we don't chose death like yourself doesn't make us "liars."
If you were an estranged relative, you say you would chose death for us anyway. It shouldn't be our choice if we didn't tell you. We should be forced to accept your dictate?

[Gee Wally]

No sane person would want to go through what Terri did.

Can you enlighten us as to what she was going through? (I mean before they cut off the nourishment and water.) Seriously, you may know but I, for one, do not.

[PleaseNoMore]

I am a Protestant as well and I choose to live even if the life I am living is in an imperfect body. I don't believe God half asses anything. If it is His will that you die, you die. If it isn't, you don't. A person's life does not become "less dear" or less valuable simply because of a physical imperfection.

Again, there you go implying that anyone who chooses such is not sane while in the same post admitting that it is the person's indivual choice.