Euthenasia
...heir Physicians. IV. Thesis Statement: Being prepared for death is as important as life itself. V. Preview: First, we will look at why one must be prepared for death; second we look at choices one can make before it’s out of our hands; and third, we will look at how our decision process can affect our loved ones by examples of others. Body Transition: Let's begin by looking at how one must be prepared for death. I. Examine your life and how your terminal illness or passing would effect your loved ones A. Examine your life 1. How will your terminal illness or passing effect your loved ones. a. Look at expenses. b. Look at the emotional states of your loved ones. 2. Gather together important documents. a. After making your lists and gathering documents, put them in one location and inform someone what you have done. b. Outline what your specific requests or steps to take are in case of your incapacitation or death. B. Inform your loved ones of your decisions. 1. Discuss the importance of your decision with your loved ones. 2. Give your loved ones information regarding your requests. Transition: While making lists and gathering information is good to be prepared, one must actually legalize their plan in order for it to take effect. II. Find a lawyer and take steps to legalize your requests. A. Do research on how to legalize your final plans. 1. Look into finding a lawyer. 2. Research the background of the lawyer. 3. Make sure your lawyer specializes in this field. B. Set up an appointment and talk with the lawyer. 1. Ask specifics about how your lawyer approaches this area. 2. See if your decision making and documented requests can be challenged. 3. Ask your lawyer if he/she has ever been challenged in this area. 4. Make and informed decision after conference with the lawyer. C. Legalize your plans. 1. Go over legalized forms with your lawyer to make sure you understand. 2. Sign and date forms and make several copies. Transition: Living with the decision that a loved one made concerning end of life procedures after they are gone and how it affected the loved one. III. Review information with our loved one. A. Make sure your loved one knows of your wishes. B. Dis...