Controlling your care
Late last year, the Globe and Mail ran a whole series of articles on death. They discussed many topics related to death and dying, generally
Cesia Green
December 4, 2012
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Young, no kids, no assets: why do I need a will?
Historically, I have generally been of the view that you start needing a will when you have assets or dependants. So here is the question:
Cesia Green
October 23, 2012
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Need a will, ask your doctor?
I unfortunately get calls occasionally from people who are at the hospital, or who have loved ones at the hospital, who have discovered their illness
Cesia Green
September 4, 2012
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Donate your organs via Facebook
With all the hubbub about Facebook’s IPO last week, I thought I would write about something Facebook-related, namely donating your organs. Seriously. Facebook users in
Cesia Green
May 22, 2012
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An update on the Rasouli case
Last summer, I blogged about Hassan Rasouli, who had been in a near-vegetative state since contracting an infection after surgery in October 2010. His doctors
Cesia Green
May 1, 2012
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Caring for your pet during incapacity
Laura West at the All About Estates blog posted last week about planning for your pet’s care during your incapacity. I have blogged before about
Cesia Green
March 20, 2012
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