should …

• Meet legal criteria in your state for acting as agent or proxy
• Be willing to speak on your behalf
• Be able to act on your wishes and separate his/her own feelings from yours
• Live close by or could travel to be at your side if needed
• Know you well and understand what’s important to you
• Be someone you trust with your life
• Be willing to talk with you now about sensitive issues and will listen to your wishes
• Be likely to be available long into future
• Be able to handle conflicting opinions between family members, friends, and medical personnel
• Be a strong advocate in face of an unresponsive doctor or institution

Who Cannot Be a Proxy? How Much Authority Should You Give Your Agent? Who Should Have a Record of Your Wishes? Who Determines Quality of Life?

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