Living wills can be used to refuse extraordinary, life-prolonging care
"Living wills can be used to refuse extraordinary, life-prolonging care and are effective in providing clear and convincing evidence that may be necessary under state statutes to refuse care after one becomes terminally ill
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Living wills can be used to refuse extraordinary, life-prolonging care
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