FYI: I noticed that your website says there’s a small fee for the “Five Wishes” document (It’s usually $5), but I know it is FREE in MA (at least if you get it at a hospital). For example, Massachusetts General Hospital has the form readily available at the Kenneth B. Schwartz Family Resource Center in the main building; the Cancer Resource Center in the Yawkey Building; and Radiation Oncology in the Cox Building, among other locations. If you don’t see them at a hospital where you are/were treated, you can ask a social worker. Suggestions: if you are ill, it can help to have family or friends who aren’t ill fill out their form at the same time, so sit together and make it a ‘date’; if you make a mistake on your form, it’s better to put one line through the part you want to change and initial and date it than to use whiteout or to blackout your error. Although I generally don’t promote Wikipedia, it does have an easy-to-follow, seemingly accurate explanation of what “Five Wishes” is, and a link at the bottom of the page that takes you right to the document so you can see and/or print it. Here’s the link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Wishes

If you want a different option, here’s the link to NCI’s Advance Directives page: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Support/advance-directives