Just catching up (believe it or not, I skip over some post)
>>What you're doing here is making a 'straw man' argument. You may have missed the cat scans that ALREADY show the brain damage<<
You are so wrong. I have addressed the limited value of CT scans in a few post. CT scans are a preliminary test. NO disease is confirmed by a CT scan. PET scans are a step up, and more accurate that a CT scan. When one is suspected of cancer the tests go like this, xray, CT scan, PET, biopsy.
In Terri's case a biopsy is not practical ( Michael is shooting for it with the autopsy) but a PET scan was practical but refused by Michael. No doctor would rip open a patients chest in search of cancer with just a CT scan. He would order a PET scan first, and then a biopsy. The CT is one of the first tests, but here we are treating it as a final test. We're gonna kill a woman with just a CT scan, and we're going to try to justify it after with an autopsy. But NO one is wondering why Michael isn't asking for PET?