Talking about End of Life
“We had a pinky promise that I would always be very honest with her. I sat on the bed and told her that she was dying.”
The father of a young woman who was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma at age 5 and died at age 18 from complications from years of treatment, speaks about how he fought to get his daughter home to die.
1 / 9
“We had a pinky promise that I would always be very honest with her. I sat on the bed and told her that she was dying.”
A pediatric palliative care social worker on involving the siblings at End of Life.
Sibling illness and death: Parents on how they support their older son who has autism
Siblings: “I wracked my brain about how to make his last days better.”
