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To: San Jacinto
The document is quite clear as to when extraordinary health care procedures are to terminate -- and it clearly does not apply to any emergency situation or an accident scene.

Yes, the documents are clear. Unfortunately, minds can be fuzzy and many seem to be making their own independent (and incorrect) assumptions about what the documents mean.

10 posted on 08/19/2008 11:10:29 AM PDT by LikeLight (http://www.believersguidetolegalissues.com)
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To: LikeLight
Unfortunately, minds can be fuzzy and many seem to be making their own independent (and incorrect) assumptions about what the documents mean.

I'm sure there are misconceptions among the general public, but I can't believe EMT's and ER personnel are not trained in this simple area.

I'll put it this way-- if some ER Doctor ordered "no resuscitation" because somebody told him the patient had a Living Will, then I would love to handle that lawsuit.

12 posted on 08/19/2008 1:46:46 PM PDT by San Jacinto
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