In her blog, Cheryl Stone writes that when mother had a stroke, her family had to make difficult decisions. Despite barriers to communication, they learned what her mother wanted and advocated for her needs.
In her blog, Cheryl Stone writes that when mother had a stroke, her family had to make difficult decisions. Despite barriers to communication, they learned what her mother wanted and advocated for her needs.
A three-part poem series by L.P. Masters: Fighting (1) Crying (2) Talking (3).
Brandy Bischoff discusses her experience having a stroke a week before her 40th birthday, during a pandemic, and with two kids. In her incredible story, she reminds us of how important the gift of life…
When it comes to resources to help initiate conversations about wishes for care through the end of life, we feel the more variety the better. To test our theory, leaders from The Conversation Project and Respecting Choices© joined forces…
In her twenties, Mary Johnson had an encounter that made her aware of her mortality. In this piece, she shares tips and tricks for having conversations with people about their wishes for care through the end…
In this piece, Jane Conrad shares the story of her late husband and how they were able to navigate the final course of his illness with guidance and meaningful conversations. A true love story.