#AdvDir - Twitter Hashtag

almost 3 years ago

2/2 Mom & brother found me. My #AdvDir said no life support etc but the 🏥 didn't have it. So every means was used to save me. My #Ileostomy was a lifesaver. An #Ostomy is NOT the end of your life. It's a brand new life. I can't repay my family, Dr's or nurses. #PayItFwd 🙏 ❤️

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Williamson Health @Williamson_Hlth

over 8 years ago

When should you consider changing your advanced directives? Think of the "5 D's" -Decade (next decade of your life) -Death of a loved one -Divorce -Diagnosis (of a serious illness) -Decline (if your health is declining) #AdvDir

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Williamson Health @Williamson_Hlth

over 8 years ago · Franklin

#Myths: You can change your Advanced Care Planning at any time, and as many times as you want, as long as you are physically able to do so. Most recent change is always accepted. #AdvDir

Williamson_Hlth's tweet photo. #Myths: You can change your Advanced Care Planning at any time, and as many times as you want, as long as you are physically able to do so. Most recent change is always accepted. #AdvDir https://t.co/Me98T5cw6k

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Williamson Health @Williamson_Hlth

over 8 years ago · Franklin

Main differences between living wills and advanced directives. #AdvDir

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Williamson Health @Williamson_Hlth

over 8 years ago · Franklin

A "health care proxy" is another kinnd of Advanced Care Planning. Who should that person be to you? #AdvDir

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Williamson Health @Williamson_Hlth

over 8 years ago

"If you're not going to do it for you, do it for your family." #AdvDir

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Williamson Health @Williamson_Hlth

over 8 years ago

We're talking about "advanced directives" or advanced care planning. Basically, what would happen to you if you got too sick to make a health care decision. Follow #AdvDir for the full talk!

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