It’s important to have many ways to initiate the conversation with your loved ones about your end of life wishes. Then they can be written into a formal Health Directive which is witnessed and notarized.
This is another tool to help you get started and stay on track!
As elders in our larger community, we have a responsibility to be role models for younger people. I feel this all the time in my own life. I’m aware of how keenly younger people want to know about aging and end of life issues.
http://www.aafp.org/news/health-of-the-public/20161205conversationstarter.html