[supercat]

Can you tell me where you found this info?

I don't have a reference handy, but one of the longer threads about Ms. Magouirk included links to a collection of documents including her living will (scanned) as well as a link to the Georgia statute which gives a model form for a living will. The line spacing and the wording of the second item in Ms. Magoirk's copy are changed so that a quick reading of her version would yield an interpretation opposite what one would get with the model form.

[Cboldt]

I don't have a reference handy, but one of the longer threads about Ms. Magouirk included links to a collection of documents including her living will (scanned) as well as a link to the Georgia statute which gives a model form for a living will. The line spacing and the wording of the second item in Ms. Magoirk's copy are changed so that a quick reading of her version would yield an interpretation opposite what one would get with the model form.

Link to the general vicinity below. There is substantive discussion relating to the language of the living will as early as 2319, and as late as 2399.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1379016/posts?page=2327#2327 <--