She said she wouldn't want her body to be kept around for the gratification of others, to be watered, cultivated and dusted regularly. He decided to honor what she said she wanted.
She said no such thing, of course. Her statements were comments on other people's situations, and off-hand remarks on not wanting to go like that. Comments apparently memorized at the time by her husband, his brother and his brother's wife. We all need to be more careful what we say around some people.
He rested his position on what their daughter, his wife, said she wanted
Answer me a single question: If you had gone to Terri before her accident, and asked her if she would want that tube pulled if it meant devastating her mother, father, and the rest of her family?
And by the way, throw in the fact that her devoted husband, who wants the tube pulled, is living with another woman and has two kids by her.
What do you think her answer might have been then?
I haven't collected enough information to draw specific conclusions yet, but I've collected enough to know that something stinks here. And the Right isn't the only side wearing political blinders.
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You think what her family was doing was "playing?"
The whole thread (39 posts)
- A paralyzing experience
- re: A paralyzing experience
- BIS monitoring
- Question: Would you want to spend more than 15 years in that state? (n/t)
- Free will
- thanks for all the comments (n/t)
- This was a lose-lose situation with no "right" answer
- Yes
- re: A paralyzing experience
