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I have heard so much about Advance Directives and have thought that when my sister and I are with my parents this holiday season we should dicuss this with them. Could you give some pointers on the necessity of these documents?
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Paula Pepple Leslie Strohl Advance Directives are not Director of Director of instruments only for the Admissions Admissions aging but applicable for Aspen Ridge McKinley Court everyone and anyone. Directives are documents that speak for us when we unable. These documents can include the Power of Attorney for Health Care, Power of Attorney for Finances, Resuscitation or Do not Resuscitate (referred to as code sheets). A great place to keep copies of these documents could be on or in the fridge enclosed in a plastic bag or protector (p.s. also slip in a copy of your medications). The holiday season is a great time to take a few moments and discuss with your loved ones your wishes and directions in addition to filling out these papers. This proactive act may someday become a great gift to your loved ones in reducing the stress of guessing what your directions would have been.
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