41. But the legal issue is not whether she is terminal but whether she
is being kept on life support against her wishes.
The problem with requiring something written is that many people do not have something written but their intentions can be determined from their prior oral considerations.
Should we keep someone alive against their will?
BTW, if you read Judge Greer's decision...at the time that decision was made, Michael was the only one seeing her daily...I think that counts for something
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