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You need 2 documents. One is a "Living Will" also called "Advanced Directives" which expresses your wishes if you were to be in such a condition, but it is NOT a legal decision. Doctors and nurses cannot do what it says without the next of kin or Medical Power of Attorney approving the decision. The other document is a "Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care" (Medical Power of Attorney) which appoints someone of your choosing to be the legal decision-maker for your health care if you are unable to say what health care decisions you want made. That person is not obligated to honor your Living Will however and have the legal authority to make your medical decisions.. . NOTE: The Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care is NOT the same thing as a regular "Power of Attorney" that is used to control estate and financial decisions. It ONLY gives your appointed person power to make MEDICAL decisions. Likewise, the regular "Power of Attorney" form that is used for estate and financial decisions does NOT give that person authority to make health care decisions for you. They are 2 separate legal issues and require 2 different types of Power of Attorney.. . EDIT: To "ensure" that proper decisions are made, your appointed person will need ORIGINALS of these documents. If they cannot present the document to the hospital at the time the decision needs to be made, the hospital cannot act on that person's decision because there is no proof in your records that show that person has authority to make those decisions. These forms MUST be in your medical chart at the hospital in order for them to be enforced.

If "mom" hasn't had anything to do with your daughter in over 2 years, you may be looking at abandonment on her part. But, it's best to consult an attorney on that.

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