Club member Susan Turner (right), executive director of Accord Hospice, shared with the club during its April 18 meeting the importance of making end of life decisions to assure the care you want and alleviate this burden on loved ones. Susan said it's important to have discussions with family about end of life directives. The tool she recommends is "Five Wishes," recognized in 42 states including Arizona. Five Wishes helps you determine: (1) the person you want to make decisions for you when you can't; (2) the kind of medical treatment you want or don't want; (3) how comfortable you want to be; (4) how you want people to treat you; and (5) what you want your loved ones to know. Susan gave Five Wishes booklets to members at the meeting. She said the directives will need two witnesses after filling out to become legal and valid. She encourages giving copies to your physicians and to have copies available for family members and when you are admitted to a hospital. If you would like a Five Wishes booklet contact Susan, or go to: http://www.agingwithdignity.org  Club President Jennette Bill announced the book "Dog" will be donated to the Sedona Public Library on Susan's behalf.