I watched my youngest sister die last year and when her kidneys failed, it was just a matter of time - three days to be precise. She worked in the medical field and had the best possible care. His survival defies medicine.
It's possible to keep someone "alive" indefinitely with the use of ventilators and such. They aren't really there...but they aren't being allowed to die as nature intended. Sharon himself has nothing to do with it at this point. Another excellent reason to have a Living Will.
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