ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Talking to aging parents about advance directives might feel uncomfortable, but it is an essential step to ensure their wishes are honored during unexpected medical situations. Anna Beck, MD, from Huntsman Cancer Institute, shares why this conversation is critical after age 65, how to approach it with compassion, and tips to overcome resistance. From understanding the role of a surrogate to focusing on life goals rather than daunting medical decisions, learn how to navigate this delicate topic.
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