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DECIDING FOR
YOURSELF
Those with specific ideas about end-of-lile medical treatment should include them in a document known as an "advance care directive." One such directive, a "living will." makes known what type of medical treatment patients either do or do not want ip the event that they arc incapacitated and noncommunicative at the end ol their lives Another directive, known as a "medical power of attorney." appoints an agent to act on the patient's behalf to make a decision about care in the event he or she is unable to do so. As with funeral preplanning, the more ambiguity that i^ taken out of end-of-life decisions, die more loved ones are spared the responsibility of trying to discern the dying person's wishes
Along with pre determining how to handle medical issues, many people are now opting to make preneed decisions regarding the commemoration of their passing Determining mcmoriali/ation options ahead of time spares those who will be left behind with the necessity of making those difficult decisions when they are mourning their loss To leam more about MOSER FUNERAL HOME and pre-need, contact us at l540i 347-3431 We will arrange an initial, confidential consultation and lour our facility at 233 Broadview Ave , Warrenton.
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-Albus Dumhledore
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