End-of-Life Q&A Blog Series
Thinking about the end of life can be one of the hardest things anyone can do. But for many people, it can also take some pressure off to start thinking about what you want now so that you can focus on what matters the most to you later.
In this blog series, experts provide guidance on the complex questions that come up when we’re thinking about the end of life.
Is an advance directive enough to ensure my wishes are honored?
How should I talk to my mother about entering hospice?
How can I find palliative care in a small town?
How do I talk to my husband about where he'd be more comfortable with me dying?
How do I know when is the right time to stop treating the cancer?
How can I make sure I will be comfortable at the end of life?
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