How to Ensure Your End-of-Life Decisions Are Followed

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What percentage of adults in the U.S. have a living will or advance healthcare directive in place?

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How to Ensure Your End-of-Life Decisions Are Followed

Planning for the future and ensuring that your end-of-life decisions are followed is an essential part of securing peace of mind for both you and your loved ones. While it can be difficult to think about, having a clear plan in place makes a challenging time easier for those who care for you.

Start by creating a legally binding will. A will is the foundation of your end-of-life plan, outlining your wishes for the distribution of your assets, the care of your dependents, and any specific final requests. Be sure to update it regularly to reflect changes in your life, such as marriage, children, or new assets.

Next, consider a living will or advance healthcare directive. This document outlines your preferences for medical treatment should you become incapacitated and unable to communicate your wishes. Include instructions regarding life support, organ donation, and palliative care. It’s crucial that these documents are accessible and legally recognized in your jurisdiction.

Designate a trusted person to act as your power of attorney. This person will have the authority to make decisions on your behalf in the event of illness or incapacity. It’s important to have open discussions with them about your wishes and ensure they’re comfortable with the responsibility.

Finally, communicate your plans with loved ones. Having candid conversations about your desires can help avoid confusion and conflict during difficult times. Being proactive and organized ensures your end-of-life decisions are followed and honored when the time comes.

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💡 Answer to Trivia Question:

Approximately 30%.