Living Will-Living Will Forms

Suzianne asked:


After a recent close call at the hospital two weeks ago, my family has decided that everyone of us who is 18 years of age or older should prepare a living will to state our wishes for medical treatment, or to limit that treatment, at the end of life. It will spare survivors the agony of having to make those decisions.
Wow! This is the right place to ask this sort of question. I am amazed at all the good information you have provided.

Afton Sedy

Ms. Minerva asked:


Most of us would like to think that we would be able to live in our houses forever….this is not reality, despite our most ardent wishes that we should die suddenly right here at home….no problemo!

So, despite all the wishful thinking in the world, most of us have considered that THE DAY will come. What event or circumstance are you waiting for to make the move?

Craig Goldrup

Dinah asked:


I started one and came to a place where the decision was so iffy, I put it aside. I’ve gotten a new one to fill out and intend to try again.

Dixie Peon

Invisible asked:


Can Obama afford to alienate American seniors?

They wont live forever but most of them will be around in 2010 & 2012 and they do vote in large numbers.

Darla Flatter

MS2 asked:


Tent cites are popping up in my home state of California.
Sacramento is allowing it with the permission of the Mayor.

Is this asking for trouble from the “hardcore homeless” who will prey on the “newbies”?

What are your thoughts on this new trend of allowing people to live in tents if they choose to do so on a permanent basis?

Rebekah Boeck