The legal battle over Terri Schiavo's end-of-life care involved a conflict between her husband, who argued she would not want to be kept alive without cognitive function, and her parents, who fought to maintain her life support. The courts ultimately sided with her husband, leading to the removal of her feeding tube. Evaluate this final outcome. In your response, consider the ethical principles of patient autonomy (the right to make one's own healthcare decisions) and the sanctity of life (the belief that life is sacred and should be preserved). Justify your position by explaining how these principles apply to the specific circumstances of the case.