@A myHIVteam Member @A myHIVteam Member. I'm no authority on the subject, but here in NC, the Funeral homes suggest Pre-Planning. We were in our early 40s and our friend John (funeral home owner and Director) would ask us periodically to come in to do the Pre-Planning. We had a friend pass suddenly and around our age. We were at the funeral home and John came up and said, Ok guys. Can I schedule you to come in to meet with me? We immediately said yes. It was a solemn time, but we knew it was something we needed to do to make sure our wishes were met.

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Yes! Just signed and notarized last week for safety. Here is my num (Phone number can only be seen by the question and answer creators) believe it or not it’s real num.

good morning Aaron and thank you For your question. This year I finally met with an attorney and filed my last will in testament along with my medical information and my power of attorney.... after several hospitalizations the doctors at the hospital also advised that it's in my best interest to do so not because of anything that's over looming just in case ,..you never know. ❤️🌈🙏🤗

Hi Aaron, I lived in Orlando from 2001-2007. I had a young goth friend that was 20 and died from AIDS at his mom's house. He didn't have a good support system and was just tired of being human.

I understand. But age should not be a deciding factor. My thoughts go back to Orlando and the loss of young lives there. It's never too early to pre-plan or pre-arrange. 😁😁😁 Although planning gives peace of mind and a bit of security, you will have the ability to change the planning as often as needed.