Analogies are horrible to use in arguments, but I feel this needs to be debunked anyway. 15 years. That rescue would have been an immediate response to a situation, not the final decision after 15 years of arguing. Would you really expect someone to survive a crash 15 years later? Would you still try a rescue operation 15 years after the crash occured if you've had no indication of any activity at the crash site? I certainly wouldn't. That's the problem with analogies, they can, and usually will, always fail a logical comparison of the two. Now, if you want to talk about the actual person, if they really wanted to save her they should have put her on ice until there existed a cure for brain damage, not kept her alive via feeding tube. I understand why they put her on it originally, but by the end they had to know how badly her brain was damaged, and how unlikely any kind of recovery could have been, or what her life would have been like had she recovered after say 10 years of being in a vegetative state. Legalize euthanasia! (and marijuana).