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What NOT to Say: Talking to the Bereaved: Avoid Platitudes

Posted June 29, 2011

People sometimes worry that they will say the wrong thing. Our goal is to help people express their feelings, not… Read more »

Posted January 1, 2011

Knowing what to do for somone who has lost a loved one is very difficult. Here is a list of… Read more »

Posted January 1, 2010

A friend said, “I know I am getting old because there are three things I can’t remember. I can’t remember… Read more »

Posted January 1, 2010

The heat was close to the point of being unbearable as it radiated up from the cracks in the dry,… Read more »

Posted January 1, 2010

By Juliana Cooper-Goldenburg I remember a conversation years ago that I had with a woman in her eighties, who was… Read more »

Posted January 1, 2010

Doctors have just been given an important new tool for navigating through “end of life” advance care planning with patients… Read more »

Posted January 1, 2010

Americans feel are most important for a loved one who has less than six months to live are: Someone to… Read more »

Posted January 1, 2010

By: Paul Malley, Aging with Dignity’s President Few things touch my heart more than someone describing a personal experience of… Read more »