Comfortable End of Life

About the Book

People die everyday, likewise babies are born everyday. We are mostly happy celebrating the birth of a child and saddened by the death of our loved ones. In actuality, life and death revolves around our entire existence. Yet we treat both differently, even when both seem to complement each other in almost every facet of our lives. All the above align with the overall concept that life, dying or death are a complementary process. Complementary; as in we can not have one without the other. And yes dying and death can be both peaceful and comfortable. The overall problem with this above presumption is humans fear deaths and don't handle death issues efficiently or effectively. This book provides only insight to how to accomplish a peaceful and comfortable dying and death experiences. If it takes two to produce life; traditionally. Then dying and death are probably and possibly complementary too. The purpose of this book is to help us comprehend, cherish and welcome a better, peaceful and comfortable dying and death.

About the Author

Medical personnel over 25 years, more than 20 years specifically in hospice establishments; work as oncall and triage nurse in general inpatient facilities, continuous care settings, case management, respite, assisted, independent and nursing facilities, hospitals, acute, sub acute and rehabilitation facilities and residential settings. Also work as home health and as traveling nurse; traveling to medical assignments establishment across 15 states.