She is still aware, and has responded to friends.
Don't wish her dead. It's unseemly at the least.
Wouldn't it be better for the Governor to send two state troopers, an order and a nurse with an IV to save this innocent young woman from death at the hands of these murderers?
It's not too late to do the right thing.
My point isn't that I wish her dead, but that if she is suffering and no one is going to be able to reinsert the feeding tube, I do not want her suffering to last for weeks. As I said, I didn't agree with the decision to remove the tube in the first place. I can see your point about wanting her to linger if there is still hope, except that hope appears to be that the governor will do something he has clearly said he will not do. I suppose I feel the same way about this as I did when my grandfather was dying--I wanted him to fight as long as he could, but I also didn't want him to linger and suffer for a prolonged time.