The Birth of Dying: Explore End-of-Life Issues with Your Terminally Ill or Elderly Loved One (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781482318999)

Talking about the end of life is never easy - but it can be meaningful, healing, and even deeply connecting.

The Birth of Dying is a thoughtful, structured workbook designed to help individuals, families, caregivers, and professionals gently navigate the conversations that matter most.

Through guided prompts and reflective exercises, this workbook creates a safe space to explore wishes, values, memories, and practical plans for the future. Whether used alone or with loved ones, it helps transform difficult discussions into opportunities for clarity, peace, and deeper connection.

Inside you'll find supportive guidance for:

• Meaningful end-of-life conversations
• Legacy and life reflection
• Family communication and storytelling
• Practical planning and personal wishes
• Emotional and spiritual preparation

Ideal for individuals, families, caregivers, hospice and pastoral care settings, church groups, and anyone who wishes to approach life's final chapter with intention and love.

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• We wrote this workbook for Katie's grandmother and aunt. Her grandmother was living in an assisted living home and her health was declining. Her aunt moved into the assisted living facility to care for her. She wanted a way to communicate with her mother about death as well as a way to help her complete her memoirs. We rushed the book to press one weekend as it looked like her grandmother's end was near. The workbook arrived at her home a half hour after she passed away. While she was alive, we asked her and Katie's aunt a lot of questions about what should or should not go into the workbook. So in the process, she was able to gain benefit from the workbook through communication.