[Jorge]

Terri wasn't given a choice. there is NO proof that she ever said she would prefer to be starved to death - only a man to whom her continued breathing was inconvenient...and who only remembered, after 7 years, that she said she wouldn't want to be kept alive by artificial life support.

What can I say? Every court believed him. And the law says the spouse has the last word in situations like this.

[drt1]

"What can I say? Every court believed him.

That is a popular misunderstanding. Actually, only one court accepted this (Terri's purported wish to be disconnected from life support) and found it to be factual and dispositive of her wishes - Greer's court. The rest of the courts never reviewed any of his findings of fact, including this one.

[SendShaqtoIraq]

Please give us contact information so we can warn YOUR spouse to name someone besides you to be his/her medical advocate because should he/she become ill and inconvenient to you that you will starve him/her to death.