 Well, I think when somebody, you know that you're planning for a death, it helps to have an elder care law attorney, if possible, involved. It's not necessary. Hospice can advise you on some of these issues, but it really helps to have, for example, a living will that will specify the kind of care you want to have. And then, of course, a medical power of attorney will also give the power to somebody who's close to the dying person to make