I just watched Keith Olbermann's Special Comment -- MSNBC -- February 24, 2010. Olbermann spoke movingly about what it means to be a patient advocate for a loved one and about the importance of end-of-life planning, both for the patient and for the loved one(s) who may be chosen to make health care decisions when a patient is no longer able to do so. Olbermann also spoke passionately how important it is for our Congress to make health care accessible to all Americans.
I have to say that, having acted as a health care proxy for my parents at the end of their lives, I wept throughout Olbermann's extremely moving plea.
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