As of right now, I have to do a report on living wills (somebody kill me please), and I need some of your guys opinions.

If you don't know what a living will is, it is where you write a "will" making decisions and choices you want done when you have the inability of making choices. Like the Terri Schiavo case for example. If Terri Schiavo had a living will, it would have said the choices she would have wanted if she became in a vegetive state, such as if she wants to pull the plug or keep life support. Due to her vegetive state of mind, she couldn't make the choice. And since she didn't have a living will, nobody knew who to trust her life or death with so Florida ended up having a major dispute over who should make the decision on her life or death, her parents or her husband. What I'm trying to do is make a report saying that at the age of 18, all citizens should be asked to make a living will. Do you guys think this is a good idea?

Also, I have to do a stupid survey. It's only five questions and doesn't ask anything about personal information at all.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/Users/15064440...U=630803374658&

Thank you all.