end of life care

Years After Our Divorce, I Helped My Ex-Husband Die. Here's What I Learned About Love.

"I found that the things fractured by our separation and divorce began to heal."
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What End-Of-Life Doulas Want You To Know About Death And Grief

In our "death-phobic" society, few of us make the effort to prepare for death — but the ability to do so is a gift that no one should turn away.
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I'm A Doctor In A COVID-19 Unit. Here's One Vital Step I Wish Everyone Would Take.

"While we are social distancing in our homes, it’s time to have that conversation that most of us have avoided ― or didn’t even know we needed to have."
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Filing This 1 Health Care Form Now May Save Your Life In The Future

The paperwork allows you to choose someone to make medical decisions for you in case of an emergency.
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Nurses Ignore Hospital Regulations To Grant Dying Man His Final Wish

“A beautifully humanistic gift from a caring staff and family."
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I'm Still Paying For My Dead Husband's Cell Phone Because I Can't Answer His Security Question

Make a record of your passwords, folks.
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A Letter To The Doctors And Nurses Who Cared For My Wife

By PETER DeMARCO, The New York Times

Making End-Of-Life Care Decisions Is About As Real As It Gets

We have seen friends reduced to human vegetables being carted off for more chemotherapy. Why?
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5 Things You Should Be Dying To Know About Palliative Care

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When You Die, Don’t Leave Loved Ones In The Dark

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