Alabama statutory 2026

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The document is an Advance Directive for Health Care, specifically a Living Will and Health Care Proxy form used in Alabama. It allows individuals to express their medical treatment preferences in case they become unable to communicate due to illness or injury. The form includes sections for specifying desires regarding life-sustaining treatments and artificially provided food and hydration, as well as the option to appoint a health care proxy to make decisions on their behalf. It emphasizes the importance of sharing these wishes with family and medical professionals.

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Begin with Section 1, Living Will. Fill in your name and confirm you are of sound mind and at least 19 years old. Clearly state your wishes regarding life-sustaining treatment by placing your initials next to 'yes' or 'no'.
Continue to specify your preferences for artificially provided food and hydration by initialing the corresponding options.
In Section 2, decide if you want to name a health care proxy. If yes, provide their details including name, relationship, address, and phone numbers.
In Section 3, acknowledge that your directions will be followed by signing and dating the form. Ensure you understand the implications of your choices.
Complete Sections 5 and 6 by having two witnesses sign the document, confirming they meet the requirements outlined.

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