What is a Living Will?

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Written by Administrator
Thursday, 19 November 2009 03:02
A living will is a legal document that expresses your wishes about the use of healthcare treatment if you become terminally ill or permanently unconscious.  A living will:
  • becomes effective only when you are unable to communicate your wishes and are permanently unconscious or terminally ill
  • says whether or not you want life-support to be used
  • can be changed or revoked by you at any time, but cannot be changed or revoked by anyone else;
  • specifies under what conditions you would want artificial feeding and fluids to be withheld.
  • states your wishes on whether or not you would like to make an anatomical gift upon your death.
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