14/10/2026
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What happens if serious illness leaves you unable to communicate your wishes regarding medical treatment?
A living will, commonly discussed as a form of advance healthcare directive, allows a person to record their wishes regarding certain future medical treatment for circumstances in which they may later be unable to communicate or make those decisions themselves.
It is different from a last will and testament. A last will deals with your estate after death, while a living will concerns your wishes regarding medical treatment while you are still alive.
Thinking about these matters in advance can also encourage important conversations with loved ones and healthcare professionals about your values and preferences.
Because advance healthcare decisions can involve complex medical, ethical and legal considerations, appropriate professional advice is important when preparing or relying on such a document.
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๐๐๐ฑ๐ญ: Medical Negligence โ Understanding Your Rights.