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;enduring power of attorney: A power of attorney that continues if you become mentally incapable. | ;enduring power of attorney: A power of attorney that continues if you become mentally incapable. | ||
;enhanced representation agreement: Gives authority to your representative to make personal and health care decisions for you, possibly including end-of-life decisions. | ;enhanced <span class="noglossary">representation</span> agreement: Gives authority to your representative to make personal and health care decisions for you, possibly including end-of-life decisions. | ||
;estate: Everything that is left when you die. | ;estate: Everything that is left when you die. | ||
