If she's in vegetant state and doesn't comprehend the world around her then she's not suffering. She is just being... alive. The only people who are suffering are around her. In cases like these I support euthanasia.

so in cases where the patient isn''t actually suffering, you support killing them?

In a word, "Yes"

I firmly believe that its a case by case situation however. Some people prematurely extinguish any chance for a recovery, and some people extend someones life far beyond and chance at all.

I also believe that if you have not actually had to deal with this ordeal that your opinions on it are almost as unimportant as it can actually get without truly saying. "STFU"

I know people whom have had to deal with this. I mean, actually having to make the decision :"Should they live, or die"

It is very disturbing for me to hear people drone on and on about what "They" would do, when they have never faced ending a loved ones life before. Its so surreal. These people make it sound like changing a defective lightbulb they are so cavalier about it.

Yes, you can have a viewpoint, but you should also use a bit of tact when commenting so.... definitively.

...but you've conveniently forgotten the fact that you're a competitive swimmer.

I disagree with SpoolE too. Fat people are generally not lazy. However, they are typically misinformed on a healthy lifestyle and diet. They typically try to lose weight by fasting followed by binging. They typically select the wrong types of food. They typically like to skip meals (one of the worst way to have a healthy lifestyle).