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Final Gifts: Understanding the Special Awareness, Needs and Communications of the Dying Study Guide

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by Maggie Callanan and Patricia Kelley
About 41 pages (12,414 words)

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"Beyond coming to terms with the loss of someone we care about, we find ourselves with a jumble of conflicting emotions shaken loose by confronting human limitations and mortality: How can this be happening? I feel powerless—what can I do to help? I don't want to face this—what's it like to die? Is there anything after death? Why are the people around me behaving this way? I feel lost and helpless. What do I do? What do I say?

"Is it possible to find anything positive in this devastating event? Can this remaining time be used to share treasured moments of living, while coping with the many losses death brings? Rather than dying on a continuum, can this person be helped to live until he or she dies? Can this be a time of personal growth for.....

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