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Care planning
Writing down care preferences before they are needed
If you could not speak for yourself, the people caring for you would have to guess. Writing it down removes the guessing, and it can be as simple or as formal as you want.
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Care planning
Lasting power of attorney: the two types, plainly
The document that matters more than a will for most families, because it covers the years when someone is still here but unable to act. Two types, and you probably want both.
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Care planning
Talking to parents about getting organised
Nobody enjoys this conversation. The families who have it early, badly and more than once are still far better off than the ones who never manage it at all.
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