pickIt‘s fine, but not terribly helpful for my situation. I appreciate the difference this book and its author made in the medical profession, but it‘s definitely both specialized and dated.
Well, this seems to hit the nail on the head, not so specifically about dying, but generally for the existential crisis of our times.
pickA look at the funny side of death including historic funerary practices, unhinged obituaries, unusual funerals, and out-of-pocket deathbed confessions.
If you‘re a fan of Caitlin Doughty, you‘ll enjoy this book.
pickAwakening call that everyone will finally face the final days of themselves or their loved ones. Great insights how to balance the quality of the final days and the length of life remaining.
pickThe hospice I volunteer for had stacks of these guides in the office. Good, basic information for what the last weeks and hours of life can look and sound like. The signs can be scary if you don‘t know what to expect. Great info to have at the next death cafe!
pickRead for my “Death Becomes Us” bookclub.
What a useful book! I will get a physical copy to use the workbook part at the end.
If you want help deciding what should happen to your body after you die, this is a great reference. It discusses lots of options and how to let your family or caregivers know your wishes.
I think it is a kindness to let your loved ones know, so they won‘t have to guess or make hard decisions in a time of crisis.
pickInspiring book about aspects of life that involve deep reflection!
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