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Helping people share their wishes for care through the end of life.

When My Grandmother Died Without Knowing It

“These conversations do not remove uncertainty, nor do they guarantee a single “right” decision. Families may still face hard choices, differing perspectives, and unanswered questions. But open dialogue can help people better understand one another, clarify what matters most, and navigate difficult moments with greater confidence, dignity, and connection. Out of love for those we care about, may we find the courage to have these conversations when they are needed.” Read more from Dr. Sirqueira here.
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For your community members hitting the road this summer and taking a much-needed break, we have several resources you can share to help open up some good conversations in the car, on the plane, or on a blanket soaking up the sun. Check out our ‘Conversations on the Go – Summertime Travel’ toolkit for an overview of this theme, with ready-made messages for newsletters, social media, email, and flyers in case you want to join in.

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