Something to Think About
a blog on end of life
We need to look at the promises made, evaluate them as to: can it be done, should it be done, and am I willing to do it?
I believe that everyone has the right to decide how they will live and how they will die. There are people that no matter the disease will want to have...
Many years ago I attended a workshop at The Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas. The topic was about when a clinician enters the administration work field. I don’t remember much...
As a person enters the dying process, months before death occurs, they will gradually stop eating. This is normal. This is how people die...
...Most people, I am sorry to say, are so caught up in the process of getting treatment (and generally get very sick in that process) that they don’t feel well...
I know “dying of a broken heart” is used frequently when death comes as a result of a tragic life event. I’m not sure that is actually why the person...
If you teach your families well about the approaching end of life there will be no problems with them understanding the labor of dying. Having someone you care about dying is...
Is life worth living with all this assistance? For some it will be, for others is won’t...
It’s okay for our loved one not to eat once they have entered the dying process. They are reaching a point of just not being able to eat. The body doesn’t want...
Terminal restlessness is a medical term for the restlessness and agitation that often begins one to three weeks before death from disease. The restlessness shows itself by random body movements,...







