Terri Schiavo

[truelovewaits*]

Of course, when have already decided that he just wants her dead, then you will not see that it could be anything else. If he just wanted to get on with his life, why did he not just take the money he was offered to give guardianship to her parents? We do not know for certain that what he was doing was in her best interests, but it is possible he was doing what he believed was in her best interests

because he knew her parents would want her alive, and even though he would have divorced her, he would still feel guilty for the rest of his life. what he wasnted was a completely GUILT FREE life.

[Shodan]

truelovewaits* said:

because he knew her parents would want her alive, and even though he would have divorced her, he would still feel guilty for the rest of his life. what he wasnted was a completely GUILT FREE life.

you do not know any of this for certain. you are possibly projecting what you would feel onto someone else, or you are simply taking a random guess.

[truelovewaits*]

you do not know any of this for certain. you are possibly projecting what you would feel onto someone else, or you are simply taking a random guess.

im just stating what i think his reasoning is. you might have a different opinion, and you're entitled to it too.

[lola]

I agree with the husband. What's the point of living if all that's keeping you alive is a bunch of machines? It's not like there was any chance of recovery, since she was pronounced brain dead.

[ava]

also her autopsy has shown that she /was/ in a completely non-conscious vegetative state, that her cerebrum had liquified, and that there was absolutely no chance she could have ever recovered.

[cheergurl27]

I think it's unfair cause god could have had a miracle planed for her the next day. You never know.