[HairOfTheDog]

I agree it was a heartbreaking situation. I don't know all the details because I didn't follow it as intently as many, but it must count for something that whenever a court was asked to decide, they ruled in favor of what MS wanted to do. I know all that means to you is that everyone involved was evil, but I don't believe it's that simple. I think it was clear to most that she would never recover any consciousness.

[DLfromthedesert]

I never said everyone involved was evil, just the husband... he was spiteful... her put the date of death on her gravestone the date of her collapse to get back at the parents, and did other things to hurt them... very unnecessary to hurt people that were already grieving.

[Wheee The People]

a court was asked to decide, they ruled in favor of what MS wanted to do.

A court perhaps...but some 20 other courts reviewed and judges affirmed this case and decision. As does common law stretching back hundreds of years. But the zealots here must defame any court or anyone who doesn't agree.

[syriacus]

whenever a court was asked to decide, they ruled in favor of what MS wanted to do

Let's me get this straight,

are you saying the courts revisited the facts of the case?

The lurkers should be told -- the courts didn't do that.