Great defense for the death penalty. Starve criminals to death, its peaceful.

Inside Terri's brain
Susan Brink, US News & WR Original Article

When Terri Schiavo finally opened her eyes one month after her husband found her unconscious and gasping for air, it undoubtedly looked as if she was getting better. She had suffered cardiac arrest in the early morning hours of Feb. 25, 1990, and defibrillation was performed seven times in the emergency effort to resuscitate her. Her potassium level was a dangerously low 2.0, likely the result of a history of eating disorders and the cause of her sudden collapse. As a teenager and young adult of 5 feet, 3 inches, her weight had gone from over 200 pounds to 110 pounds.