Straight Up with Sherri

Saturday, April 16, 2005

CLARA'S HUSBAND IS BREAKING ILLINOIS LAW?!?

Hat tip: djreece

Illinois Legal Aid:

Under Illinois law, a living will has very limited value. First, in order for a living will to be used you must have an incurable and irreversible condition which is such that death is imminent. Secondly, in Illinois a living will can only be used to withhold or withdraw such procedures as assisted breathing, artificial kidney treatments, intravenous medication, or blood transfusions. In Illinois, a living will cannot be used to withhold or withdraw hydration and nutrition. Very few people have the type of condition and treatment which would be aided by a living will. For the large majority of the population, a Power of Attorney for Health Care would be much better than a living will. To learn how to get a Power of Attorney for Health Care, read the
Powers of Attorney section below.

I am no attorney, but sure seems illegal to starve Clara to me!

Governor Blagojevich of Illinois has created a hotline for women to call if they run into a pharmacy that won't abide by his
latest stunt.

I would love for us take advantage of this hotline to ask him to SAVE CLARA and ask him to throw out his dictation to how people run their business.

LET'S LIGHT UP THE LINES!

HOTLINE #

1-800-280-4149

Just in case you missed it

1-800-280-4149

Did you get that?

1-800-280-4149

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