Few Americans have prepared advance directives for end-of-life care because they don't realize how inexpensive and simple it is to document their wishes and preserve family harmony. Last things first, just in case... leads the reader out of this confusion to an easy and inexpensive method of advance planning.
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The book, "Last things first, just in case... The practical guide to Living Wills and Durable Powers of Attorney for Health Care" by attorney Jo Kline Cebuhar, J.D.
National Best Books 2007 Award, ForeWard Magazine 2007 Book of the Year. Available at www.Amazon.com