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You can make a ‘living will’ in the UK. This states what you want (and don’t) want to have done at the end of your life, if you are unable to articulate it yourself. But it is hard to know if you will change your views when you are facing death. It is also not legally binding, though medical staff do try to abide by it.
You can make a ‘living will’ in the UK. This states what you want (and don’t) want to have done at the end of your life, if you are unable to articulate it yourself. But it is hard to know if you will change your views when you are facing death. It is also not legally binding, though medical staff do try to abide by it.