My husband loves me and you have said yours loves you and both would do what is right by both you and I. Yet, if by chance he does not honor my wishes then I make one hell of a foolish decision when I walked down the aisle to marry him.
To clearly express ones' wishes is important. Not only should we put it in writing but also if feasible also on video so there are no questions or doubts. As a military wife and former military I have had such documents of that nature around not all have had the same need and for those who have not given this thought I do hope they use this case to make sure they have all their wishes up to date.
Again, thank you for such a thoughtful reply.
Is that possible with the "full faith and credit" section of Article IV of the Constitution?
You're welcome. I'm trying hard not to get caught up in the rancor but it's not easy. I have been restraining myself reading some of what has been said here.
But I firmly believe her husband does not have her best interests or wishes at heart, has been trying to kill her for years and he has to be stopped.