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I’ve been following this case for months, and at first I thought the husband had every right to decide for his wife. The articles back then weren’t very informative about the situation and only said that this was her wish, she didn’t want to live like this. I originally read this on Ragged Edge, which doesn’t keep quiet about these matters.
Now, I think the best thing to do is to appoint a guardian. The husband’s actions are just too peculiar. The article doesn’t mention it, but others do, and if some doctors have said that she can be rehabilitated. For crying out loud I’ve seen footage on tv where it seems that she is responsive and in no way does that mean vegitative state to me. Something has to be done.