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"Do no harm" means just that-dont DO anything that will harm the patient. Treating a patient who has refused treatment is assault, even if no treatment means death. Ethically you have NO RIGHT to treat the patient who refuses treatment. If the patient becomes unconscious, then you may have a problem with family. At that point next of kin or POA can take over and make decisions. BUT in an informed, sane patient DO NO HARM=DO NOT TOUCH

Yes,it is legal. I have medical POA for both my parents. They filled out the forms as to what they want and don't want. But,if the time comes that they are unable to make the decision for themselves at the time of sickness,it is ultimately up to me what is done. . It is possible that she is following his wishes as to life saving measures,it is possible she isn't. If he cannot make the decision himself,she has the authority to make the decision.. Hopefully she is abiding by his wishes.

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My friend lived in California. She had no family. She was on disability. As her health continued to fail she was put in a nursing home. An Ombudsmen helped her fill out a living will and a general power of attorney, listing me as the person able to make medical decisions for her as well as all financial decisions for her. She was put on social security, so I know all she had in her account was 2,000 dollars. She died just 2 months after going on SSI. I didn't want the state to bury her in a potters field, so I paid to have her cremated and her remains shipped to me. I did this thinking that I could access her account and pay for her final cost with the 2,000 in her account. I sent in her death certificate and my power of attorney paper work to her bank. They have denied my request, saying that power of attorney expires upon death. Is this true? The power of attorney gave me the power to open/close her account as well as make payments on her behalf. I do have documentation proving that I paid for her cremation. I don't want to profit in any way, I just want to use her money to pay for her final expenses..

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