Really. You do not know what goes on behind closed doors. I've seen too much in my life. Not only my uber-religious Catholic aunt, but evangelicals have told me that my marriage was broken in the eyes of God. In fact, my aunt told me that what my ex did to me, invalidated the marriage not only in the Church, but also the state.
I would think both Zenalyte and I are conservative, but we do recognize when a marriage is no longer a marriage. Certain behaviors and actions invalidate a marriage. In Terri's case, she started thinking about getting a divorce, because for some reason her marriage was iretrievably broken. I know how families like hers feel about divorce, because I grew up in one. The deal breaker is adultery and physical abuse of the other spouse/children.
Bottom line: if there are no machines keeping a person alive, they are not brain dead. So the only solution is to give that person a fatal injection, or the more merciful solution of starvation and dehydration. /sarcasm
Food, medicine, and water, do not make a "dead" person stay alive.
Imo, you are a troll and an idiot.
I've been consistently asking the question on this thread if my wife could make that decision for me. And I've been consistently told that she can only if we have made two covenants: one for marriage, another for a living will. Otherwise it becomes the government's business and not my ours. That is wrong.