gardenweasel said:turf...in this case,the woman isn`t terminal....it`s being done on heresay from her husband,who is her husband only in the legal sense...he ceased being her legitimate spouse years ago.....he`s moved on with his life....
would anyone here want their estranged son-in-law making a life and death decision for your daughter?.....based on heresay?..there`s no documentation......
i think not....
please answer that question,stevie and turf...
GW... When the preacher said, ?Who gives this woman to be married to this man?? and the father said, ?Her mother and I.? That?s it as far as ?blood? is concerned. Maybe his intentions are truly noble, and the reason he has yet to divorce her is because he truly wants the best for his spouse.
After all, isn?t the ultimate bond supposed to be between husband and wife?
I don?t know the entire story?I?ll admit that, but how many times is the court going to rule against the parents? It seems that if they had a good argument?by now they could have perfected it?but somehow it doesn?t seem to be getting through.
So now my question to you is this...you're watching TV with your spouse one night and see a show about someone on life support. You tell your wife that you don't want to ever be in that state, and would they please pull the plug should you ever become incapacitated. However, you don't write it down, and forget to tell your parents. Tragedy strikes and only you and your spouse know your true wishes. Should your spouse be ignored in favor of your parents who want to keep you alive at all costs?
I don?t know the answer myself?and yes starving her to death is wrong?but whatchagonnado?