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Do Not Resuscitate Orders (DNRs)
A Do Not Resuscitate order, or DNR, is a written order from a doctor which informs medical personnel when resuscitation efforts should not be administered.  This section explains DNRs and provides information on how living wills and powers of attorney can make your resuscitation wishes known.

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