[Cboldt]

What is missing on that clause that Mae signed onto is WHO is it that makes that finding? Is it to be at the behest of a relative? Her physician? One or more medical professionals? Who makes the diagnosis? The wording of that clause is what leaves the door wide open. TO OPINION!

Absent clarification, the opinion of one qualified (licensed) medical doctor is enough to trigger the operation of the Living Will.

[Fred Nerks]

So, a relative can conspire with a euthenasia activist medical practitioner, have you committed to a hospice where, if you are not 'PVS' when you are admitted, you certainly will be by the time they have dosed you with enough sedation and morphine to 'prove' the diagnosis was 'correct' ?
Assisted by the fact that in a hospice, no treatment facilities exist to care for any underlying conditions, such as heart disease. Neat.