End of life

Hello. I have been in your place, with my husband, who died last year.

Macmillan, Marie Curie and others have advice and examples of advance directives for treatment and care. I wonder if it might help you to look at some of these, as they may give you some specific questions to ask your family member? Or even go through them together? I understand that this is painful for everyone, but at least you will be as clear as you can be as to their wishes, which will allow you to advocate for them should you need to.

It worked for us. Sending you strength and best wishes.

Thank you

just loss my mine husband 5th sept be honest early what they would like make it just idle talk get kids in or priest if religion is part of your life with mine i made bucket list not that we did it but some we did but as time gets nearer he didnt talk refused out right fear kept him back i tried he refused so use what you can 

I am so sorry to hear about your husband. Deepest sympathies to you. 

Thank you for the advice