I too have reserved my opinion's on the husband, but if this is indeed the truth , he is heartless and I can only say 'What goes around come's around" shame on him.

It has only come to me today, that I could indeed be faced with a similar but yet different situation in my own life, I can only hope that this does not be-fall my family, because I have a hereditary disease known as Huntingtons Chorea in my family, should my mother, my sister or myself succumb to this awful disease, we will eventually have trouble swallowing, we will not recognise anyone, more or less brain dead, have terrible involuntary muscle spasms, we will be in a vegetable state and this could go on for ten years or so, I can tell you now I DONOT want to be kept alive like this in hope there will be a cure, so for me Voluntary euthenasia(sp) is something I will be an avocate for, I have always believed in it, but until this case with Terri, I never gave it much thought, not realising just how real this could all become if I am the unlucky one.

My aunty mysteriously drowned herself three years ago in a freezing cold lake in Scotland, I have to wonder to this day if she thought she had the disease, and was not going to wait for all of the above to happen, she never left a suicide note, so we will never know.

One can never judge another until you have walked in those shoes I reckon.

I cannot see how anyone could feel badly towards the parents, they were only doing what they thought was right, their beliefs, how can you fault them for that., just as Logan mentioned she would do for her child if there was even a glimmer of hope.