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Document and share how you want to be cared for if you cannot communicate for yourself so no one is left guessing. This includes when you would or would not want to receive life saving measures and/or treatment to extend life.
Entrust named people with your care that are supportive and able to honor your end-of-life wishes and Advance Directives, including your healthcare providers, care givers, loved ones and family members.
Educate yourself on the end-of-life options available that best align with your personal, cultural, philosophical, or religious values. This includes Comfort Only Care, Hospice Care and options to hasten the dying process if terminal or suffering.
Give direction on what you'd like done with your body after you die, how you'd like to be remembered, and the necessary legal and instructive documents that help others know how to access and manage your affairs after your gone.
"Every time a friend had an unexpected health crisis, we'd look at each other and say, "We need to get our plans in place." Such a relief we've finally done it." - Jeanne and Terry M.
"The workshop helped answer my top concerns about how to plan for end of life on my terms. It also took the anxiety out of getting my affairs in order." - Barbara P.
We encourage you to pick a Wednesday once a year to update and share your Advance Directives and end of life wishes. Knowing those who care about you aren't left wondering if they made the right decisions on your behalf.
Worry-Free Wednesdays, LLC
11624 SE 5th St, Suite 210, Bellevue, WA 98005