patients you still are seeing. they said 28% of seniors couldn t find a new primary doctor like me to go to to give them their medication. megyn: this is what the seniors are moving about with respect to their healthcare. that s why it s disingenuous to say your medical care will stay the same. how can it stay the same if your doctor doesn t stay the same, the doctor doesn t have the time to see you. a lot of seniors are seeing a robin hood situations here where services are being taken away from them, we ll restrict the services more, pay doctors less. we won t get the same level of care doing that. megyn: kathleen sebelius said she had a cabinet meeting where the president stressed preventing these disastrous cuts must be one of our top priorities. the white house want to prevent the cuts and i think the republicans want to prevent the cuts. the question is is it just a temporary band date and why can t the costs being dealt with.
cannot. what is a living will? it is known as an advanced directive or health care directive or physician s directive. the requirements for any legal document vary state to state. it is a good to have a lawyer s help. in a living will you declare which life-prolonging treatments are acceptable. as long as you can speak for yourself, the living will will not be triggered. it takes effect only if you become incapacitated. usually then it requires a certification by two doctors you are permanently unconscious or suffering from a terminal illness. for example, if you were to lose your consciousness for something from a heart attack not necessarily terminal, the living will would not be triggered. at least two people will be familiar with your living will. your primary doctor and a person you designate as your health care proxy.
is who speaks for me if i can t. the question becomes, what is a living will? it s also known as an advanced directive or health care directive or physician s directive, requirements for any legal documents vary state to state, so it s a good idea to have a lawyer s help on this. in a living will, you declare exactly which life-performing treatments are acceptable. as long as you can speak for yourself, the living will will not be triggered. it takes effect only if you ve been incapacitated. then it takes an earlier reassertion. if you were to lose your consciousness from something like a heart attack, the living will woon be as protected. your primary doctor and a person