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PrintableFunkMistress said: Anx said: do a will. seriously. it makes those wishes legal, plus you can request what is done with your body when you die. my wishes are to be cremated and NOT to have a ceremony at a funeral home. my mother has made comments that she would make different arrangements if she survives me. i don't want good money going to funeral homes or to grave plots. i think it's wrong. i really need to put this in writing so it will be acknowledged when i'm gone. i feel bad that i haven't done one yet. if there's some kind of kit that makes it less intimidating, i'd totally look into one. They have fill-in-the-blanks templates at Staples. For real.  Yep,u can find em online too "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood...NOBODY!"
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ThreadCula said: FunkMistress said: They have fill-in-the-blanks templates at Staples. For real. Yep,u can find em online too yeah, i did a fill-in-the-blank power of attorney form online last year when i had some family illnesses to deal with. i felt wobbly about doing that. there's probably no way around hiring a lawyer, huh?  | |
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Anx said: ThreadCula said: Yep,u can find em online too yeah, i did a fill-in-the-blank power of attorney form online last year when i had some family illnesses to deal with. i felt wobbly about doing that. there's probably no way around hiring a lawyer, huh? Well don't ya have to get a lawyer to sign it, or a notary or whatever they are? | |
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SureThing said: Anx said: yeah, i did a fill-in-the-blank power of attorney form online last year when i had some family illnesses to deal with. i felt wobbly about doing that. there's probably no way around hiring a lawyer, huh? Well don't ya have to get a lawyer to sign it, or a notary or whatever they are? yeah, at least a notary, i think. you can hire those for two bucks an hour, i hear. out-calls only though. | |
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brownsugar said: HowComeYouDontCallme said: I have nothing to give away
But I do have a list of wishes for my cremation And a donor card  i do have on my id that i want my organs to be donated. what the hell am i gonna do with them? I wish they did that here in the Netherlands.. We have to carry a pass with us if you are a donor. What if I forget my pass... The ambulance people wouldn't know if I'm a donor or not... Missed opportunities :  The Borg... Partypoopers of the galaxy.. ( Medical Hologram )
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Living wills are important- since the Terry Shiavo thing, I made sure I got one of those. I really have no debt and nothing valuable so I really do not worry about a will for when I die but I am more concerned about being alive and being kept like that in a vegatative state for years... | |
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Both my wife and I are from Louisiana, which is a community property state....so she'd get my crap and I'd get hers regardless....and if we both bite it, then by law, the kids get it....HOWEVER.....
Louisiana law is so screwy that even though I'm required to get one by the Army before I deploy anywhere, I have to have a lawyer who is licensed by the state to administer and sign it....which is too much hassle for most Army posts.... He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
(George Eliot) the video for the above... 
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