Maryland’s Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST)

Annapolis, Maryland - January 11, 2014: Bill Cable, 69, from Annapolis, is photographed on a foggy day in front of his home, by the Chesapeake Bay. The attorney with the Office of Congressional Ethics was designated by his late friend Jim Schmelzer to execute his end-of-life-wishes by filling out Maryland’s Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) form. Mr. Schmelzer died of bone cancer March 28, 2009. CREDIT: Matt Roth

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Annapolis, Maryland - January 11, 2014: Bill Cable, 69, from Annapolis, is photographed on a foggy day in front of his home, by the Chesapeake Bay. The attorney with the Office of Congressional Ethics was designated by his late friend Jim Schmelzer to execute his end-of-life-wishes by filling out Maryland’s Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) form. Mr. Schmelzer died of bone cancer March 28, 2009. CREDIT: Matt Roth