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I don't know you John Wells but I am a new fan of your videos - music, animals, solitutude, the outdoors. Perfect quartet. Sending healing thoughts and prayers. Brenda
John, I am confident that everything will work out fine now and the doctors will give you good instructions for the future. But it would be prudent before any procedures to have a will for your relatives. Or at least you could contact them and write down your wishes and have your signature witnessed and notarized by two witnesses. (People anywhere can be animals anywhere when it comes to any inheritance and money). And people anywhere and even lawyers can come out of the woodwork and outright steal.
Also, someone, a relative, should have power of attorney. (And I am a fine one to talk because all I have is a will giving everything to my children equally).
But I do have a gravesite with headstone and a casket paid for. I hope they remember that. (But in my will it says I want to be buried by a relative in a paid for grave somewhere else. Oops.) My Scandinavian/Irish genius father said, " does it affect me? Well I don't care, I'll be dead." Of course he had dimentia from TIA's when he said that.
Fear knocked on the door of the home. Faith answered the door and no one was there. (Faith banishes Fear).
ReplyDeleteGodspeed ........in every sense.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well John.May God be with you!
ReplyDeleteI don't know you John Wells but I am a new fan of your videos - music, animals, solitutude, the outdoors. Perfect quartet. Sending healing thoughts and prayers. Brenda
ReplyDelete"The name of the Lord is a strong tower:
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and is safe."
(Proverbs 18:10)
John, I am confident that everything will work out fine now and the doctors will give you good instructions for the future. But it would be prudent before any procedures to have a will for your relatives. Or at least you could contact them and write down your wishes and have your signature witnessed and notarized by two witnesses. (People anywhere can be animals anywhere when it comes to any inheritance and money). And people anywhere and even lawyers can come out of the woodwork and outright steal.
ReplyDeleteAlso, someone, a relative, should have power of attorney. (And I am a fine one to talk because all I have is a will giving everything to my children equally).
ReplyDeleteBut I do have a gravesite with headstone and a casket paid for. I hope they remember that. (But in my will it says I want to be buried by a relative in a paid for grave somewhere else. Oops.) My Scandinavian/Irish genius father said, " does it affect me? Well I don't care, I'll be dead." Of course he had dimentia from TIA's when he said that.
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