what an amazing story

[sam]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/6715313.stm

[orkneylass]

I know it is the exception that proves the rule, but it makes you wonder about cases where they turn off life support.

[Billy Boy]

I know it is the exception that proves the rule, but it makes you wonder about cases where they turn off life support.


i know a couple of people who have been in comas 1 guy i know was in one for a month another guy i know was in one for 7 months, but as you say orkneylass it does make you wonder about cases where they have switched off the life support machines saying there was no hope

[johno]

yes that certainly is an amazing story, credit must go to the wife.
sheer devotion & in the eastern block i dont think that she would get much in the way of support i/e care, compensation etc.
an amazing woman indeed .

[Bobinovich]

A great feel-good story which raises many ethical questions.

Maybe too cynical in my old age but I've got to wonder about the line "I've got nothing to complain about." - how long will that last :confused