Fierce With Age:  Have You Had The Conversation? Ellen Goodman’s new online initiative promoting honesty and acceptance about death and dying asks Boomers to consider that “aging demands the same mindset as feminism.” “Too many people…

Immense Possibilities: COHO (Choosing Options, Honoring Options) and The Conversation Project are helping people begin one of the most important and difficult–and, they often discover–most rewarding conversations they’ll ever have with loved ones nearing the…

Bioethical Matters: Have you heard of the Conversation Project? Here’s the link: http://theconversationproject.org/ This project is dedicated to improving the quality of life for those near the end of their lives.  On the website it says that 56%…

The Andover Townsman: It’s a conversation everyone should have with a loved one. It’s about getting old and receiving the medical care one wants. And, boy, is it tough. Pushing for these conversations is sweeping the country…

The New York Times: After a user explores Prepare with family members — the approach Dr. Sudore encourages — the Web site consolidates the responses into a summary and creates an action plan: things still to…

At The End of Life:  Ellen Goodman is a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and activist. After her mother’s death, Goodman, co-founded The Conversation Project—an organization “dedicated to helping people talk about their wishes for end-of-life care.”The Conversation…