A Living Will
a. states that a person has the right to be resuscitated or kept alive by artificial means.
b. allows a person the right to an assisted suicide or euthanasia in the case of terminal illness.
c. allows a person to document that he/she does not want to be kept alive by artificial means but desires care only
for comfort.
d. can be used for illnesses that are not terminal as well.
c
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