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A living will is a legal document that describes individual’s wishes and preferences about lifesaving medical treatments should they not be able to communicate their wishes directly.

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  1. Education and Care - Incontinence
    Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  2. Factsheet on Manual Wheelchairs
    AbleData
    Today's active wheelchair user has literally hundreds of options available.
  3. The First Step: Discussing the Need for Long-Term Care
    By Attorney Joseph L. Matthews, Nolo
    An open discussion can secure the right kind of long term care at the right time.
  4. Saying "Yes" to Offers of Help
    Family Caregiver Alliance
  5. Myths and Facts about Hospice
    Hospice Foundation of America
  6. Changing Places: Should Your Parents Move in with You?
    Family Caregiver Alliance
  7. Personal Information and Records Inventory
    Use this form to record personal and business information and the location of important documents.
  8. About Alzheimer's - Life Expectancy
    Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  9. SHOULD MOM MOVE IN TO MY HOME?
    By Dr. Marion Somers, Ph. D., Ask Dr. Marion
    Sound advice to your questions from Dr. Marion, Ph.D., Geriatric Care Manager
  10. Palliative Care - Questions and Answers
    National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
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