No, she seemed to respond in a carefully edited video-tape. Thats different.

A body in a PVS will frequently do the following:
1) Seem to smile when the cheek or face is stoked, tickled or blown upon. This is a throw-back to basic mamilian nipple-seeking behavior- it has nothing to do with consciousness or awareness. Notice in the video the mother is holding TS head in place, while sroking the cheek and talking (blowing) on the face.

2) Flail their head around, move their eyes. This has nothing to do with interaction or consciousness, and is well documented in numerous PVS sufferers.

3) Flinch or react to loud noise. Notice the parents are practically yelling in the

I hate to put it this way- but this is nothing more than clever editing and taking advantage of the basic facts about the tragedy of PVS. I'm sure the parents are true believers, and they want you to believe too. But a video is NOT diagnostic evidence.