I would agree that this is pretty good guidance. Be sure that you do not sign the document until you have 2 to 3 witnesses. These should be people who will not benefit at all from your estate. Sign in their presence, then they sign as witnesses and they should include their addresses on the documents.
Thanks, haven't seen that one yet. I've been searching under codicils in Maryland thinking that each state has different ideas on how it should be done but if I get it and get it witnessed properly and notarized and filed with my will on file - they're supposed to honor your wishes I would think.
Thank you - yes it was filed in St Mary's County - Register of Wills? Is that the right place? I'm thinking it might be a good idea to get it notarized as well.
I made sure all my paperwork was in order last time I had major surgery too. Not so much thinking I wouldn't make it, it was the "just in case" thought. Good planning on your part, regardless.
Whaddo I get, ole buddy? :battingeyes:
Mine's not even major. Cataract removal. I'm just so nervous about it.
You don't go under for that usually.
As far as I know, they're putting me under, said something about twilight something or other. What do you know that I don't?
When my mom had hers done she was awake, they gave her something to keep her calm but that was it.
Thanks. Read the article and although they didn't offer me a choice, they're giving me an IV. That's probably what's making me think I'm being put to sleep.
My mom and dad both had cataract replacements. With today's equipment and procedures it's a 15 minute job, literally. Neither of them were put under, not really even twilight. Dad was awake and aware thru the whole thing. I think I'd opt to go twilight myself.
A trailer. Lights already fixed....
Well.....that's better than nothin' I guess...
It's been implied he has an ample supply.
Damn... you beat me to it. :kicksrocks:
