To: Daniel T. Zanoza
I've seen a standard format "Living Will" that was executed by a deceased cousin of mine. As written it could have easily been interpreted to instruct her care givers not to engage in any kind of resuscitation if she had a heart attack or stroke. In other words, its literal implementation, which didn't happen, would have prevented her life from being saved when she still had a lot of high quality living yet to do. Anyone who signs one of the things had best realize it's a death warrant and know exactly what he or she is agreeing to.
To: libstripper
Anyone who signs one of the things....
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Like any other legal document, it must be PROPERLY WRITTEN. Obviously the one cited here was not.
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08/14/2006 8:48:09 AM PDT by
EagleUSA
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