Plan for your incompetence
If there is a fear of wiping out the fear of our death, I say that there is a fear that it will be incompetent for many people. I am no longer able to make a competent decision for myself or to point to the people around him I can not convey my personal choice, need, or hope. We all appreciate the inevitability of death and the wise people plan for such events by preparing real estate plans such as will and trust. But who is our consideration for the possibility that our health condition will deteriorate and we can no longer manage our own work? In that regard, let's consider only a few statistics. Currently, about 5 million Americans are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. A person over 65 is suffering from 1 in 9 people. We also consider that a stroke is currently the leading cause of long-term disability in this country and nearly one-third of those hospitalized due to stroke are under 65 years of age. The prospect that it is not impossible is at least a cons...