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We should all have a personal directive in place to help our families make the decisions we would want if we were to be diagnosed with a severe illness and could not make decisions for ourselves.
In the uncertainty of a pandemic a personal directive is one thing we can do for our families and friends. We should talk with them about our values and beliefs so they know what is important to us and understand what we would want.
There is a new online app from Dalhousie University which is user friendly and very easy to complete!
cbc.ca/news/nova-scotia/new-online-app-living-wills-1.5513631
Jocelyn Downie, a professor at Dalhousie's Schulich School of Law, started developing the app with the Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia last year.
New online app to help Nova Scotians write living wills amid COVID-19 concerns | CBC News
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A new online app is helping Nova Scotians prepare for untimely illnesses, including COVID-19.Stay home and stay safe everyone! We will still be available through email to answer any questions you may have during this time.
We have a roll over week this week. Bucket List #1120 was NOT played.
During this time we know people have many questions. We want the community to know that despite not having in person appointments or events, we are still supporting people by phone and email when you need us. Contact us by phone at (902) 893-3265 or by email info@cehhospice.org
