Farewell
End of Life
The final chapter. Facing it with honesty, peace, and love.
When Treatment Isn't Working: Supporting Your Loved One
Hearing that treatment isn't working is devastating. How to be present for your loved one — and yourself — in the hardest chapter.
Read MoreMy Parent Has Cancer: Coping When Your World Falls Apart
When a parent has cancer, adult children face a grief no one prepares you for. Your pain is valid, and you do not have to hold it together.
Read MoreWhen a Parent Is Dying: Living in the Space Between Hope and Goodbye
Preparing for a parent dying of cancer means living with anticipatory grief. The space between hope and goodbye is where the hardest love lives.
Read MoreHow to Talk About Death When It Cannot Be Ignored
When cancer makes death a possibility or a reality, the conversations we avoid become the ones that matter most.
Read MoreWhen Treatment Stops Working: How to Support Your Loved One
The conversation about treatment no longer being effective is devastating. Being present through it — for them and for yourself — requires particular kinds of courage.
Read MoreAnticipatory Grief: Mourning Someone Who Is Still Here
Anticipatory grief is the heartbreak of losing someone while they are still alive. It is real, it is valid, and you are not alone in feeling it.
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