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    Frequently Asked Questions: My Family Will Know What To Do, Why Do I Have To Write It Down?

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    Recording your end-of-life wishes in writing helps ensure your family and medical providers clearly understand your specific desires. Advance care planning involves discussing your wishes with loved ones, while an advance directive is a legal document detailing medical treatment preferences if unable to consent. Your advance care plan or living will can be updated if your preferences change, so it's important to review them regularly and confirm your substitute decision maker remains willing and able to advocate for your wishes.

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    Recording your end-of-life wishes in writing helps ensure your family and medical providers clearly understand your specific desires. Advance care planning involves discussing your wishes with loved ones, while an advance directive is a legal document detailing medical treatment preferences if unable to consent. Your advance care plan or living will can be updated if your preferences change, so it's important to review them regularly and confirm your substitute decision maker remains willing and able to advocate for your wishes.

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    Recording your end-of-life wishes in writing helps ensure your family and medical providers clearly understand your specific desires. Advance care planning involves discussing your wishes with loved ones, while an advance directive is a legal document detailing medical treatment preferences if unable to consent. Your advance care plan or living will can be updated if your preferences change, so it's important to review them regularly and confirm your substitute decision maker remains willing and able to advocate for your wishes.

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    Frequently Asked Questions: My Family Will Know What To Do, Why Do I Have To Write It Down?

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    FREQUENTLY

    ASKED QUESTIONS

    MY FAMILY WILL KNOW WHAT TO DO, WHY


    DO I HAVE TO WRITE IT DOWN?

    Recording your wishes (writing it down, making a


    video, etc.) helps make sure your wishes are clear
    and specific for your family and/or your substitute
    decision maker.

    WHAT is THE DIFFERENCE between ADVANCE


    CARE PLANS AND LIVING WILLS/ Advance
    directives?

    Advance Care Planning means having discussions


    with family and friends  and/ or Substitute Decision
    Maker/s whileAn advance directive is a document
    that tells others what you want to happen if you
    need medical care and are unable to consent or
    refuse treatment.

    WHAT IF I CHANGE MY MIND?

    Yes, it can be changed, make sure you review your


    plan regularly, and make sure that Substitute
    Decision Maker is still willing and able to make
    decisions for you if you cannot speak for yourself.

    FOR REFERENCE:
    WWW.ENTREPRISESCANADA.CA

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