06/12/2026
Nobody likes making big decisions on the fly. But here’s the inconvenient truth: when it comes to making Care Decisions for yourself or someone else, you probably won’t have time to think. You’ll probably have to decide, and fast.
If your older relative is hospitalized and the staff are asking you whether or not they should intubate…
If you’re in a serious accident and your family has to figure out what life-saving procedures you would want…
If your spouse’s heart has stopped, and you have to decide whether they’d want CPR…
These are all incredibly difficult choices that have to be made on the spot—unless you have a Plan in place to guide you through moments like these.
Having an Aging & End of Life Plan doesn’t protect you from life’s difficult moments. But it gives you a roadmap so that you can focus with coping on the situation at hand, rather than being paralyzed.