Privacy DOES NOT give you the right to kill another person.
the courts ruled that according to her husband she indicated that she did not wish to remain alive due to non life sustaining means,
Terri's estranged "husband" would testify (testimony that has been disputed) nearly a DECADE AFTER TERRI'S INJURY that she once mentioned that she wouldn't want to be kept alive with ARTIFICIAL life support and was specifically referring to a ventilator.
The FACT is that Terri had only briefly been on a ventilator after her injury. A feeding tube WAS NOT considered "life support" at the time of Terri's injury, so there is no way to conclude that she would have considered food and water to be "life support."
Now, let's dig a little deeper into what the adulterer "remembered" about Terri's wishes.
He didn't mention it a year after her injury when he said that her surgery was a success:
He certainly didn't mention it in 1992 when he sued the doctors and was awarded $2.1 million (most of which was Terri's money that he would subsequently spend on attorney's fees to murder her).
He didn't mention it in 1993 when he was called into court to explain why he refused to allow Terri to have antibiotics for a urinary tract infection. He would later wonder, "when is the bitch going to die" every time she got any sort of infection and get excited that he was going to be rich.
Now, are these actions consistent with a "loving" spouse? Does a loving spouse always close the door and not allow anyone else in the room when he visits his wife? Does the wife of a loving spouse tremble every time she sees her husband? Does a loving spouse commit adultery? Why did he only begin talking about "life support" and removing the feeding tube AFTER numerous infections failed to kill her?
according to their ruling (FL Supreme ct and USSC) is that she waived her constitutional right to life.
There is NO PROVISION ANYWHERE to wave the unalienable right to life. The truth is that her "husband" found a judge who would unconstitutionally DENY her right to life.
There is ZERO evidence that Terri wanted to die. In fact, all of the evidence indicates a healthy woman fighting as hard as she could to stay alive. Have YOU gone over a decade without any sort of medication to treat infection or illness? Could YOU go nearly two weeks without hydration and nutrition? The simple fact of the matter is that nobody fought harder than Terri did, she fought death for over a decade.