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Join Brunswick Area Respite Care and CHANS Home Health Care For Free Seminar On Completing Your Living Will

January 13, 2012

Join Brunswick Area Respite Care and CHANS Home Health Care to complete your own free living will. The presentation will be held on February 1st at 1 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, 320 Church Road, Brunswick, ME.

This is a free interactive and informative seminar that will walk you through the process of completing your own living will. Living wills are an interactive document that allows a person to detail their wishes for medical and personal care should they be unable to advocate for themselves due to medical reasons, the advancement of dementia or other progressive illness. Topics covered other than medical treatment will be, end-of-life care issues, choosing a medical proxy or decision maker, as well as how to use and update a living will. Creating and maintaining your living will allows you to continue to make decisions about your health care wishes even if you are unable to make communicate, and lifts the burden of decision making from your partner or children.

Blank copies of the living will document will be provided to all participants. Refreshments provided will also be provided. Please RSVP by calling Nancy Herk-Bott, Executive Director of Brunswick Area Respite Care at (207) 729-8571.

Brunswick Area Respite Care is a private, non-profit agency, providing supportive care and information to families facing the disabilities of aging.

CHANS Home Health Care is a non-profit, Joint Commission Accredited agency providing skilled home health care, hospice care, and private duty care services in Mid Coast Maine.  CHANS is an affiliate of Mid Coast Health Services

For more information on this press release please call Amy Berube at (207) 721-1278. 

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