Thank you for posting the numbers. Ironically enough, the governor's office was the only place I could get through. I begged them to take more action than Florida did. They said they were "looking into it," for whatever that's worth.
It's funny how in the Schiavo case so many people argued about how a living will would solve the problem. Now that the will is worth nothing, we get the argument about not having all the facts, or that "who would want to live under such circumstances. Pretty soon the reply will be, "who would want to live deaf or blind, or Jewish?"
Or how about just plain ol' depressed?
As in, "I'm tired of living. Why can't I just be pumped full of morphine?"