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The client families that legal services attorney Emily Roscia visits in idyllic New York suburbs are faced with making worst-case decisions about a future in which a parent may die of AIDS. It's a practice area known as permanency planning, and the lawyers who do it deal with all aspects of the non-medical side of the disease, from arranging for health care proxies and drawing up wills to helping plan how clients will provide for their children.
May 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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