nighthawk_something

nighthawk_something t1_jefm9c4 wrote

What you want is a living will and an power of attorney who will understand and respect your wishes.

The best way to do this is to write down clear and specific (as specific as you want) instructions and give them to the person who would be responsible for your medical decisions in the case of your loss of capacity. If you're married, this will typically be your spouse, but you can also (in writing) specify a parent or sibling. Just sure to ask that person.

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For example, my wife and I worked out our instructions/will recently.

For myself, I wanted to be kept alive as long as I have reasonable quality of life. I also made explicit wishes that I don't not want to be kept alive should I become an unreasonable burden on my family.

Basically, I made it clear that keeping me alive in a situation where I am a burden is against what I want.

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nighthawk_something t1_jefkp8a wrote

First you use diodes to turn the negative part of the AC wave positive.

So now you have a bunch of bumps that are all from 0 to 110V (in the case of 110VAC).

Next you use capacitors to store energy from the bump so the voltage doesn't drop anymore.

Then you add resistance to bring the voltage down to what you want to use.

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