> Families of people with dementia land in different places on this issue, but to her, it’s beyond question that Jo is not here anymore; most everything that made him Jo has been stolen.
This was very sad, but it's a good articulation of the circumstances where I would rather die than continue living. Has anyone seen a good framework to help think through scenarios like these as part of a will or end-of-life directive? I've expressed a version of the above to my loved ones, but I'd like to be much more prescriptive about my wishes to take the decision-making burden off my family should it come to that.
This was very sad, but it's a good articulation of the circumstances where I would rather die than continue living. Has anyone seen a good framework to help think through scenarios like these as part of a will or end-of-life directive? I've expressed a version of the above to my loved ones, but I'd like to be much more prescriptive about my wishes to take the decision-making burden off my family should it come to that.