The lady is dead. She probably has been so for a long, long time as far as being in this world is concerned. I feel sorry for every family member in this case. Her Husband--AND his "commonlaw wife". All of her immediate family---father, mother and siblings.Who are we---or anybody not connected---to state what feelings are appropriate in a case like this? There are those who should feel shame at their own reactions and behaviour over this sad episode; but I'm fairly certain that the pukes I have in mind are hardly likely to feel ashamed, having proved their lack of humanity or Love for their fellow-man in the very recent past. The greatest shame lies in the fact that this very situation is played out DAILY in medical establishments and private homes all over this Earth, and not one hypocritical politico or jump-on-the-bandwagon 'pro-lifer" has even hinted at knowledge of that simple fact. Terri is now at peace. Perhaps she should have been allowed to pass on a long time ago. The God who is Love lays his hand on all of us at last, and no matter the circumstances of our passing, it is ALWAYS a mercy---and the easiest thing each of us ever experiences.