Personally, I think DNR reporting should be followed, but requires a lot of specificity. This is because I personally know that in certain situations I would want to be DNR, although right now I would like there to be an attempt to bring me back to life because I still have a lot of things that I want to do and should do. I think states should require a lot of precision in filling out a DNR form in return due to situations like with organ donors. This specificity could end up being the difference between life and death for someone who wants to fight for their life. Along with this, in these types of emergency situations, the specificity could help in getting faster treatment for organ donors, which increases the chances of being able to save the lives of people who need these transplants. Boundaries should also be imposed because many times a surrogate mother will not actually know what the patient would actually want in the situation, as each individual often changes in their mind and body throughout their life (Ezekiel). DNR reports should further add limitations so that healthcare professionals can make certain decisions, such as how some operating rooms are currently set up so that DNR reports are not valid there, especially during surgical operations (Ludwig). Many people want their decisions to be respected, especially when it comes to end-of-life care, because death is a very sensitive subject. I know I would also want the same thing when the time comes, whether it's for health care providers to try to keep me alive at all costs, or whether it's just letting me die after making sure I don't have problems. any regret, also known as wishing for a