A trustee is directed to consider basic living needs when making distributions, and to consider distributions such items as:

Residential expenses beyond basic rent costs, including but not limited to, furnishings, utilities, telephone, television, internet, computer services, electronic equipment such as radios, televisions, CD’s, video recording, camping, vacations, athletic contests, movies, payment for a companion or attendant, companions for travel, automobile expenses, travel and vacation, educational expenses, adaptive aids, other expenses related to leisure, recreation and cultural experiences, personal care such as exercise class, hair and nail care or massage and other therapies, prepaid funeral expenses, mental or dental work or treatment and nonessential medical procedures. In addition, “special needs” or “supplemental needs” may include occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy not covered by public benefits… Medical and dental expenses, annual independent check-ups, periodic independent medical examinations and opinions, equipment, programs of training, education, treatment and rehabilitation, eyeglasses, transportation (including the purchase and maintenance of a vehicle) insurance, supplementary dietary needs, general preventative care including vision and dental checkups.