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Mildred M. suffered from moderate dementia. Her

physician and nurse practitioner testified that at

the time she signed a power of attorney and health

care proxy, she would have been able to

understand questions such as who she would like

to handle her health care decisions if she were

unable to do so. She would also have been able to

answer whether she wanted her grandson to

handle her finances. Mildred's daughter,

Ada Caines, wanted to be appointed her guardian

and alleged Mildred lacked capacity when she

signed the power of attorney and health care

proxy. Did she lack sufficient capacity?