Suppose your grandfather is suffering from end-stage lung cancer. If the doctor treating your grandf

Suppose your grandfather is suffering from end-stage lung cancer. If the doctor treating your grandfather suggests a certain surgical procedure, which may or may not work, which of the following is something you can do to advocate for your grandfather?
A) Agree to the procedure—doctors always know best.
B) Pressure your grandfather to undergo the procedure—his life depends on it.
C) Ask about the risks and the cost of the surgical procedure. Do the benefits outweigh the risks?
D) Leave your grandfather alone to make his own decision—he's the only one who really knows what he wants to do.