Anyone who has visited dying relatives hooked up to tubes and monitors in intensive care knows that the decision to let loved ones die in peace does not depend on who is paying the costs.

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In other words, people who had substantive discussions with their doctor about their end-of-life preferences were far more likely to die at peace and in control of their situation, and to spare their family anguish.

NEWYORKER: Letting Go