[William Terrell]

How long has she been in the state she's in? Has she improved, on her own?

Maybe living wills outgh to be a big thing for her age range.

The Constitution doesn't guarantee life when one can't sustain it on one's own. To get past this lack of guarantee, some has to volunteer to do it or do it for a fee.

If it did, that would mean slavery for someone, for if no one volunteered to do it, one would have to be made to do it, if it were a constitutional right. Even if that person were paid to do it, it would not be his choice.

Would you volunteer to take care of Terri, each day, every day, for the rest of your life?

[Politicalmom]

You obviously are too selfish to love anyone.

If I were Terri's mother, I would take care of her until I died. She also has a willing brother and sister.

[TOUGH STOUGH]

Would you volunteer to take care of Terri, each day, every day, for the rest of your life?

If she were my daughter or sister, absolutely. Quite extraordinarily, every member of Terri's family has made the above pledge.

[TOUGH STOUGH]

Please answer the question I pose in reply #206.