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Who should I choose to make decisions for me?

The person(s) you appoint legally (is possible) as your substitute decision maker. They should be someone who you

  • Trust
  • who will listen carefully to your beliefs, values, goals and wishes for future medical care and follow them,
  • and someone who will be comfortable making decisions in difficult situations.

Usually the appointed substitute decision maker is a family member, but it can be anyone you trust.

Link to the Law (Australia) and advance care planning >>