Charles Krauthammer Quote

Except for the demented orphan, the living will is quite beside the point. The one time it really is essential is if you think your fractious family will be only too happy to hasten your demise to get your money. That's what the law is good at – protecting you from murder and theft. But that is a far cry from assuring a peaceful and willed death, which is what most people imagine living wills are about.

Charles Krauthammer

Column, August 14, 2009, "The Truth About Death Counseling" at jewishworldreview.com.

$Except for the demented orphan, the living will is quite beside the point. The one time it really is essential is if you think your fractious family...$

$Except for the demented orphan, the living will is quite beside the point. The one time it really is essential is if you think your fractious family...$

$Except for the demented orphan, the living will is quite beside the point. The one time it really is essential is if you think your fractious family...$

$Except for the demented orphan, the living will is quite beside the point. The one time it really is essential is if you think your fractious family...$