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The Basic Details About Kentucky Living Wills
A living will basically makes it possible for any person to put his or her health care decisions in writing even if the hospitalization has not occurred yet.
What is the Difference Between a Living Will and Durable Power of Attorney?
Patients who might be on a tug of war between life and death can make things easier in the future by creating a living will. Do not be misled by the term—it has nothing to do with a traditional will or trust that is used to distribute properties and possessions after a person’s death. Instead, living wills are documents that clearly explain the type of medical treatments and health care a patient would prefer if they are unable to make decisions for themselves because of terminal illness, state of unconsciousness, and other situations that render them incapacitated.
Living Wills For Health Care
The possibility of becoming terminally ill or debilitated is not something that is easy to ingest. A lot of people simply choose to brush it off as an improbable event. However, this risk shouldn’t be considered as a matter that is worth ignoring.
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