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by Linda J. Austin

Talking with Angel: About Illness, Death and Survival

by Evelyn Elsaesser-Valarino

I didn’t get permission to see James until three days later. It’s true that he isn’t the same any more. His face is calm, his eyes are shining. He’s very pale and also very weak. I feel afraid of seeing him so ill, and yet an incredible power shines out of him, strong and new.

Caregiving: Emotional Roller Coaster

by Deb Sims , MS,RNCS,LCSWDeeAnn Burnette-LundquistJim Baltzell , MD

I'm a caregiver to my loved one who is dying. That means my life has altered completely. My time is spent in providing home care as if I was a nurse. But I don't have shifts and I don't get off duty. I live this role 24 hours a day.