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This paper attempts to discuss the case of Terri Schiavo in the context of her sensationalized death. The end-of-life issues between her husband and her family were not shared in the sense that the former may have learned to accept her death as a person while the latter were in denial, that her life was probably left unfulfilled. The issue of brain death and the implications it had on the Schindler family are discussed.

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"The case of Terri Schiavo's is unusual in that it reflects the veracity with which humans defy death. We associate death with the cessation of our own existence; some believe it is a transition into a different type of life, leaving the previous one completely. However, in spite of the latter, we generally remain reluctant to face death and end-of-life issues, as it is probably the only unknown that is left to explore. Losing family or a spouse suddenly may not be much easier to deal with than watching a loved one linger indefinitely in between living and passing on. However, the latter may have..."

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