ROSE OF CALDER

This Power of Attorney for Personal Care (this “Agreement”) is made pursuant to Part III of the Substitute Decisions Act, 1992, S.O. 1992, c. 30, as amended (the “Act”), and is intended to be legally binding and enforceable. The Grantor executes this Agreement to: (a) protect his or her life, dignity, and access to health resources; (b) ensure that all reasonable wellness and medical options are exhausted before any palliative or end-of-life pathway is initiated; and (c) designate a trusted wellness practitioner as Attorney for Personal Care with authority to act in accordance with the Grantor’s clearly expressed wishes.

I, the Grantor named and signing below, hereby appoint Gregory Hall, Wellness Practitioner, carrying on business as Quantum Health Boss, of 2085 Copper Mine Street, Oshawa, Ontario, L1L 0T2, as my sole Attorney for Personal Care pursuant to s. 46 of the Act, with authority to make decisions on my behalf regarding my health care, medical treatment, nutrition, shelter, clothing, hygiene, and safety, upon my incapacity to make or communicate those decisions. This appointment confers priority over family members pursuant to the hierarchy established under the Health Care Consent Act, 1996, S.O. 1996, c. 2, Sch. A, s. 20.

The Grantor, and any person acting on the Grantor’s behalf, agrees to follow in good faith the wellness recommendations, supplement protocols, frequency-based treatments, and care directives of Gregory Hall. This commitment applies during any period of incapacity and extends to the Grantor’s family members, next of kin, and all substitute decision-makers who may influence access to the Grantor’s care.

Pursuant to s. 50 of the Act (Special Provisions), the Grantor expressly directs: Palliative care shall not be initiated until Gregory Hall has determined, in writing, that all reasonable and available treatment options — including quantum wellness, nutritional, and frequency-based modalities — have been fully explored and exhausted.

• Institutional convenience, cost-reduction, or family pressure shall not constitute grounds for initiating palliative care.
• Gregory Hall shall have authority to communicate with treating physicians, hospitals, and care teams regarding available alternatives.
• No hospital, physician, or third party may override this directive without a court order from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.

• This sum is a genuine pre-estimate of loss and is therefore enforceable under Ontario law as liquidated damages, not a penalty.
• This amount is immediately due and payable upon written determination of non-compliance by Gregory Hall and is recoverable in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice or Small Claims Court (jurisdiction up to $35,000 CAD).
• All signing parties confirm they have had opportunity to seek independent legal advice regarding this clause and execute it voluntarily.

This Agreement shall remain in full force until the Grantor’s death or until validly revoked pursuant to s. 47 of the Act. Valid revocation requires: (a) written notice signed by the Grantor while capable; (b) witnessed by the same two qualified witnesses present at original execution; and (c) delivery of the revocation to Gregory Hall. No family member or third party may unilaterally revoke or override this Agreement absent a court order. This Agreement is specifically intended to operate during the Grantor’s incapacity.

I confirm that: (a) I am at least 18 years of age and am capable of making personal care decisions at the time of signing; (b) I understand the nature, scope, and legal effect of this Agreement including the liquidated damages clause; (c) I am executing this Agreement voluntarily and free from coercion, undue influence, or pressure; (d) I have had full opportunity to obtain independent legal advice; and (e) I intend this Agreement to be legally binding under the laws of Ontario, Canada.

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Each witness must be 18+ years of age. Witnesses CANNOT be: the Attorney, the Attorney’s spouse or partner, the Grantor’s spouse, partner, or child, any person whose property is under guardianship, or any person who may benefit from this Agreement. Only one witness may be a relative of the Grantor. For virtual signing, one witness must be a Law Society of Ontario licensee — s. 10, SDA 1992.

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