Well, first of all, you have no idea what I’ve experienced.
But I would never deprive my loved one of sustenance. We’re to care for those we’re responsible for, not murder them.
This young woman was murdered, by cruel and unusual means.
Don't talk to me in generalities. Have you ever had a family member die of a malignant brain tumor, like a fast-growing glioblastoma?
If you have, like I have, then you'd know this in itself is a death sentence. It can be a miserable, horrible way for someone to die. In situations like these, the loving thing to do is to let the disease take its course, and with malignant brain tumors the only fortunate side of this is that death does come quickly.
If it weren't so blatantly stupid on its face, equating a personal and family decision in a circumstance like this to murder would be about the most offensive thing you could say to anyone who experienced a situation such as this one. You can reply if you like, but I'm not going to bother responding to you.