Original sentence: Around this time, Terri contracted a urinary tract infection.At this point, Michael began to accept the idea of allowing Terri to die naturally, rather than remaining in a  persistent vegetative state.In May 1998, seven years after Terri's collapse, Michael filed a petition to discontinue life support for Terri.In consultation with Terri's physician, Michael chose not to treat the infection, and at the same time, he imposed a "do not resuscitate" order if Terri should experience cardiac arrest.Michael's decision was based upon discussions and consultation with Terri's doctor, and was based on his belief that there was no.When the nursing facility challenged Michael's decision, Michael cancelled the orders.hope for Terri's recovery
Edited sentence: But her husband's response, according to court documents, surprised nearly everyone involved in her care.In May 1998, seven years after Terri's collapse, Michael Schiavo filed a petition to discontinue life support for Terri Schiavo.In early 1994, Terri Schiavo, lying in a nursing home bed, contracted a urinary tract infection, not uncommon for immobile patients.It was the first time he indicated that his wife -- a severely brain-damaged patient requiring the use of a feeding tube -- should be allowed to die.Michael Schiavo ordered the nursing home not to treat the infection, and signed a do not resuscitate order.The nursing home objected, and he withdrew the request.This became known to the Schindlers who continued to seek to replace him as guardian