“Vegetative State” Patient Plays Tennis in Her Head (Many medical-treatment decisions are made based on the patient’s likelihood of recovery and anticipated quality of life. A diagnosis of a persistent vegetative state brings with it the documented low likelihood of recovery and, for those who do recover, the documented high likelihood of moderate or severe disability. In many cases, a diagnosis of a permanent vegetative state is a key factor in deciding to withdraw life-sustaining treatment. Accurate diagnosis of vegetative states is extremely important.)

Medicare Part D – Again? (Earlier this year, you probably spent a lot of time figuring out which Medicare Part D prescription drug plan made sense for you. Now you hear that you need to go through it all over again for 2007. Doesn’t sound right, but unfortunately it is.)

Clean Your Mailbox (How to stop unwanted junk mail from credit card and loan companies.)

Do I Need a Living Trust?

Does Mom or Dad Need Care at Home?

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