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Cruzan

[kru:'zæn]
n.
& adj.圣克罗伊(St. Croix)人(的)

At a hearing last month, former co-workers testified Ms. Cruzan had said she would never want to live like a vegetable.
Joe and Joyce Cruzan will not meet with Terry, their lawyer, attorney, William Colby, said.
Jasper County Judge Charles Teel then heard testimony from friends who said Ms. Cruzan would want to die and ruled her parents could have the feeding tube removed.
The cost to Missouri taxpayers of keeping Ms. Cruzan alive is about $130,000 a year.
Nancy Cruzan's parents again are seeking satisfaction from the legal system that has blocked their three-year battle to let the comatose woman die.
The FDA has received 150 reports of allergic reactions related to barium enema procedures in 1989 and 1990, said FDA spokeswoman Susan Cruzan.
I'm thankful and appreciate that." Now, the Cruzan family wants privacy and rest.
They did not get into Ms. Cruzan's room, where Joe and Joyce Cruzan were with their daughter.
They did not get into Ms. Cruzan's room, where Joe and Joyce Cruzan were with their daughter.
"I think it would be personally a living hell," Davis said during a Circuit Court hearing of Ms. Cruzan's condition, described as a persistent vegetative state.
The FDA has received 150 reports of allergic reactions related to barium enema procedures in 1989 and 1990, FDA spokeswoman Susan Cruzan said Friday.
However, he said in court last month that he now believes it's in Ms. Cruzan's best interest to end her "living hell." "I wouldn't want to live like that," Davis said Saturday.
With the Cruzan case in mind, state Sen. Bob Johnson is sponsoring a "health care surrogate bill" that he says would prevent others in Missouri from having to face the same legal ordeal.
Cruzan and his wife, Joyce, an older daughter and two grandchildren watched the Supreme Court proceedings.
Joe Cruzan did get a court decision allowing for the removal of his daughter's feeding tube removed, but he said after her funeral Friday: "I would prefer to let my daughter die and let somebody else be this trailblazer.
But it ruled against Ms. Cruzan's parents because they had not offered "clear and convincing" evidence she would have wanted to die.
They were stopped by a small army of police officers from getting to Ms. Cruzan's private room.
Three former co-workers testified in November that they had conversations with Ms. Cruzan in which she stated she would not want to be kept alive by medical machines should she become incapacitated.
Specifically, the court blocked the parents of a Missouri woman, Nancy Cruzan, from ordering removal of tubes that provide her with food and water.
But that policy is being reviewed, said FDA spokeswoman Susan Cruzan.
The hospital's director fought the move, claiming Ms. Busalacchi has a better chance of recovering than Ms. Cruzan did.
Colby says the testimony by Ms. Cruzan's former co-workers will meet the "clear and convincing" standard.
Before the court, he had argued that the state needed "clear and convincing evidence of the patient's own wishes" before it could disconnect her, based on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in the Nancy Cruzan case.
Ms. Cruzan's mother, Joyce, who is a school secretary, said Nancy loved all animals, especially cats.
Doctors expected Ms. Cruzan to die within two weeks of the tube's removal.
(But) her dying is an entirely private matter." Ms. Cruzan's court-appointed guardian, attorney Thad McCanse, had agreed with the family that allowing her to die was in her best interest.
The Supreme Court ruled last June that Ms. Cruzan, severely brain damaged in a 1983 car accident, could be allowed to die if there was "clear and convincing" evidence she would want to.
Cruzan said Thursday that if the judge ruled in their favor he wasn't sure how soon he would ask workers at the Missouri Rehabilitation Center to remove the tube.
The family stood by its decision in a statement released at the hospital hours after Ms. Cruzan's death.
Her parents, Joe and Joyce Cruzan of Carterville, sued last year to force doctors to remove a surgically implanted feeding tube and allow their daughter to die.

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