By eHow Legal Editor
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You've chosen how to live; you can also make choices about dying. An advance medical directive, or living will, spells out your preferences regarding the use of medical treatment to delay an inevitable death. It also spares your family the anguish of making a heartwrenching decision as well as guarantees that your wishes are followed should you be unable to communicate them.
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edspencer said
on 4/29/2007 I researched and did this last month. For anyone in the UK there's a great site called http://www.surewill.co.uk which has loads of info on this and lets you do it all online