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End of Life Issues

TexasBushwhacker

(20,164 posts)

1. I totally agree

Reply to angstlessk (Original post)

Sun Apr 10, 2016, 04:07 AM

Apr 2016

Knowing that your time is limited gives you a chance to catch up on hugs and "I love you&quot s). As difficult as it was, I cherish the time I had with my mother as her caregiver. That being said, I loved my mom, and liked her as well. Caring for a relative that you don't like can be hell on earth.

I just lost my boss to a sudden heart attack. He was 55. It just left us reeling.

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End of life may be better for families than sudden death [View all] angstlessk Apr 2016 OP

I totally agree TexasBushwhacker Apr 2016 #1

I want something in-between Tab Apr 2016 #2