Reply #54: Whatever. We have no say anyway

[ultraist]

Why get snarky about it?

If I were her parents and truly believed that she didn't want to die and that there was a possibility she could regain some of her faculties, I would fight for more time and more treatment, especially in light of the new research.

Handicapped persons sometimes need someone other than the spouse to advocate for them. This may well be a case of that. We do NOT know if this husband is trustworthy. Why didn't he intervene with her bulimia and why is it, they did not conclusively determine that she did NOT have injuries? Considering he was only married to her for five years, then later hooked up with another woman and spent some of the malpractice settlement money on himself, I'd say there is cause to be suspicious of this guy.