In my family the religion and Mexican culture much influence medical decisions. One thing I greatly respect is the decision of what to do with the lives of everyone referring to, besides right through generations living will can see the change of opinion in my family. In all the family I know we come from a middle / upper class economically and this is another factor that strongly influences medical decisions. a Living Will is more than anything a previous decision to any kind of accident or illness. I spoke with different people in my family so I can have an broad spectrum of opinions, who were my mother, my father, my two brothers, my mother's maternal uncles and cousins. The first type was the opinion of my uncles, my mother and father, which did not surprise me much since I had an idea what to expect from them. My mother …show more content…
She also told me that if I was in a situation that had no hope, then more resources would be spent on her more than to preserve their organs. other people to talk with them was my uncle and for the truth they have a way of thinking much like my mother, my uncle told me that if a tragedy happen someday take him to the hospital and his chances are minimal then their organs supplies will be used to save other lives. For my aunt it was almost like the only answer that she wanted to wait a while before leaving any improvement any assistance. My father is something different because he hates hospitals and really is very difficult to make my father go to the doctor and medical checks are done, since it comes from a family of diabetics. But he would not want to live under any circumstances be maintained artificially. I mention another thing is that my