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Final conversations

"Final conversations can take place any time between a terminal diagnosis and the loved one's death. The communication needs of the survivors who must go on living are the focus in this book. Direct quotations from 'the Living' merge with the authors' advice about what may work for the reader"—Provided by publisher.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 234 pages

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