Thursday, May 31, 2012

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Mary Driver
07/11/08
Mary Driver
Category: Alzheimer's

Can my sister and I be "co-powers" of attorney for my mother?

My mother fell and was sent to a nursing home for therapy for a limited time but will now become a resident.  My sister was made power of attorney and I want to be added to the decision making process since I feel there are some decisions being made in haste.

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