 And that brings us to the medical power of attorney. So first, we need to have that financial power of attorney. Second, we need to have that medical power of attorney. That's the document that gives instructions to be able to make medical decisions if you're unable to. Included in that would be end-of-life decision-making. You might have heard of Terri Schiavo, a woman down in Florida. She was in a vegetative state for a number of years, and her husband wanted to remove her from life support. Her family wanted her to remain on life support. It became a big court battle that lasted eight years.