End-of-Life Advice Not Always Welcome

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This article is interesting. The study brings out helpful insight to Doctor's on giving advice to loved ones of the dying patient.

There is a book that deals with end of life choices "Before (I Die), During (The Process) and After (You're Gone). It's a helpful guidebook for family, elderly, terminally ill, care takers and loved ones to help make those end of life choices easier and more clear.

Please take a look! http://beforeduringandafterthebook.com/home.php

Deb Waterman of OR 8:57PM November 22, 2009

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