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Advance Directives
In Texas, a directive to physicians, family and surrogates, sometimes known as a living will, may be used to recite your end of life wishes in case you cannot do so. Thus, if you, the principal, are in a coma or otherwise unable to communicate, an advance directive may contain your wishes to be kept comfortable but allowed to die naturally. There are restrictions and limitations regarding your wishes so contact Rebecca Covell to determine how to carry out your wishes.
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