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It’s wise to be sure you have POA for both financial and healthcare decisions, along with an advance directive, and will. Name a person and secondary person who’s at least a generation younger than you, someone you feel is trustworthy and understands your situation. An estate or elder care attorney will be an excellent guide in helping you include everything needed
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Don't pick me !
In other words, if you have time, think about the people you trust and truly know.
Do you get honest truthful feelings from friends you have known for a long time? Someone such as a lawyer/fiduciary?
in any event, get your living trust done, DNR,POLST, etc.
Belong to a social group, church, ?
Best friend or maybe BF has an idea you should consider..
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Someone you trust, who is willing and competent, who is local to you, who is younger than you.

If you can't find someone to meet this description then you may have to use a fiduciary or attorney.
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II don't want family who can I pick
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janleej 13 hours ago
WWho should I pick for Direct Advancement
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