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Engage with Grace: A Community Poll and Conversation About Living and Dying Well
Most of us can use help when it comes to talking to our loved ones about the end of life. Start by reading PJ Hamel's account of her father's end of life experience and why she believes in the Engage with Grace project.
Embracing a Purposeful End to Life:
PJ Hamel on Her Father's Experience
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In My 20's.... And Discussing My Death from Metastatic Breast Cancer with My FamilyNatalia Hernandez shares her story of facing Stage 4 breast cancer in her 20s. -
Talking About the Scary Stuff: Dying of CancerPhyllis Johnson did need to talk about the possibility of her death, sometimes, with some people. However, a blithe reassurance that all would be fine didn't help her process her fears one bit. -
The Death Dilemma: Do You Force People to Talk?PJ Hamel responds to Carolyn Hax's Washington Post advice column on discussing death or avoiding talking about it. -
This Time It's Metastatic: Advice for Male CaregiversMarc Heyison, President of Men Against Breast Cancer, offers advice on how to cope with a recurrence of poor prognosis.
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