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"People need to know your healthcare wishes and this advice from Medicare just makes sense.\nAdvice from Medicare states it’s never too soon to let trusted family members or friends know how you want to be taken care of — if you’re incapacitated and unable to speak for yourself. This involves writing what is called Advanced Directives. Medicare suggests that you do this well before you think you need to. Many people associate these directives with end-of-life situations but incapacitating accidents can happen at any age.\nAdvanced Directives let people know (1) what kind of care you want and (2) who you want to make the decisions for you. By stating this ahead of time, you remain in control of your healthcare decisions.\nHere are some easy steps to creating your Advanced Directives:\nDownload\nEach state has its own forms for Advanced Directives. You can download the ones from your state here: http://www.caringinfo.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3289. Advanced Directives are a legal document but you don’t need a lawyer to create them.\n........"
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