melakafrays: As indicated in his living will, Dr. Sloan asked that, if life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the moment of death, that these procedures be discontinued. Dr. Sloan asked that if he was unable to make his own medical decisions,
melakafrays: As indicated in his living will, Dr. Sloan asked that, if life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the moment of death, that these procedures be discontinued. Dr. Sloan asked that if he was unable to make his own medical decisions,
melakafrays: As indicated in his living will, Dr. Sloan asked that, if life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the moment of death, that these procedures be discontinued. Dr. Sloan asked that if he was unable to make his own medical decisions,
melakafrays: As indicated in his living will, Dr. Sloan asked that, if life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the moment of death, that these procedures be discontinued. Dr. Sloan asked that if he was unable to make his own medical decisions,
melakafrays: As indicated in his living will, Dr. Sloan asked that, if life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the moment of death, that these procedures be discontinued. Dr. Sloan asked that if he was unable to make his own medical decisions,
melakafrays: As indicated in his living will, Dr. Sloan asked that, if life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the moment of death, that these procedures be discontinued. Dr. Sloan asked that if he was unable to make his own medical decisions,
melakafrays: As indicated in his living will, Dr. Sloan asked that, if life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the moment of death, that these procedures be discontinued. Dr. Sloan asked that if he was unable to make his own medical decisions,
melakafrays: As indicated in his living will, Dr. Sloan asked that, if life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the moment of death, that these procedures be discontinued. Dr. Sloan asked that if he was unable to make his own medical decisions,
melakafrays: As indicated in his living will, Dr. Sloan asked that, if life-sustaining procedures would only prolong the moment of death, that these procedures be discontinued. Dr. Sloan asked that if he was unable to make his own medical decisions,
