[Houmatt]

Let me ask you something: Do you think a guy who supposedly loves his wife would wait until after a malpractice settlement to announce his wife did not wish to be kept alive through any type of artifcial means, even though he had absolutely nothing to back up his claim?

Do you think a man who supposedly loves his wife would ask nurses, "When is that bitch going to die?" and engage in unusual behavior (e.g., forbid his wife to have even the most basic care)?

This case had red flags all over it from the word go. At the very least, Michael should have had his guardianship permanently withdrawn and Terri's care placed in that of someone impartial. The fact you and others here chose to ignore that speaks volumes about how you measure humanity and compassion.

[malakhi]

Do you think a guy who supposedly loves his wife would wait until after a malpractice settlement to announce his wife did not wish to be kept alive

The doctors had been telling him for some time that her condition was unrecoverable.

through any type of artifcial means, even though he had absolutely nothing to back up his claim?

There were several other witnesses who 'backed up his claim'.

Do you think a man who supposedly loves his wife would ask nurses, "When is that bitch going to die?" and engage in unusual behavior (e.g., forbid his wife to have even the most basic care)?

And your source for this is??

At the very least, Michael should have had his guardianship permanently withdrawn

On what basis?

and Terri's care placed in that of someone impartial.

She had THREE guardians ad litem.