like you won't suffer long if the worst happens.

But just want to wish you good luck. I had stage 3 and that was 16 years ago and I’m still here.

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Auggie. 🙂

Thank you kindly. Good idea.

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https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/advance-care-planning-advance-directives-health-care

If you Google "Advance Health Care Directive" you will find many links.

It's important to think carefully about what is important to you, how much or how little end of life care you want, and so on. Not only do you want to get your values in writing, but you need to verbalize those with anyone around you who might be called upon to make decisions if you no longer can.

It can feel scary, but it's perhaps the most important thing you can do.

Oh, and if you have any valuables outside the change in a coin purse, you need a will. If you haven't done so already, get one made ASAP.

I want this thing bulletproof.

Admins from following the bishop’s dictates. They will be fired if they try. Good luck!

a “boiler plate” copy of living will & durable POA that covers all the bases.

And, fwiw, worked in a catholic hospital for many years and never saw a patient’s wishes overridden by the administration.

Sadly, I have more recently seen MDs refuse to sign a patient onto hospice when they clearly need it & are suffering.

You do not need to have a lawyer to do this and if it is witnessed probably best with a notary public. This document is very helpful.
I'm sorry you are here in your life, the more aware of your choices the better. Good luck.
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end of life directives and you will find standard forms.

You don't have to have one though.

Who holds your "Power of attorney"?

What about a DNR!

Be prepared.


Stage 3 CA is bad news.

signed LTC nurse.

Put our end of life directives, in our wills. That was a tough day when we sat with lawyer.
Now that she passed, and I just was in hospital, I was asked about directives,
I just replied, " you have my will, read it"


Koz