By Your Side, A Guide for Caring for the Dying at Home
Are you caring for a loved one with a life-limiting illness or dealing with the challenges of end-of-life care? Barbara's Guidebook, "By Your Side, A Guide for Caring for the Dying at Home," provides valuable knowledge and guidance to help navigate your caregiving journey. Take the first step now and order your guidebook today.
- end of life choices (life sustaining, comfort care)
- advance directives
- funeral planning
- details signs of approaching death (what to look for, what to do)
- describes end of life care at home
- pain management
- care of dementia patients at end of life
Taking care of someone as the end of their life approaches is not the same as taking care of someone who is going to get better.
This specific knowledge and guidance won’t take away the sadness you carry, but it will give you the confidence to know that you are providing the best care possible.
The journey of caring for your special person can be challenging and exhausting. My hope is that with this guidebook and the support of others (family, community, and professionals) this experience will be a special time for you that will become a sacred memory.
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I’ve found that clients appreciate being given this book as they have questions and concerns. As an EOLD this information is invaluable to my clients.
BK Books
Hi Barbara, Taking care of someone as end of life approaches is not only different than taking care of someone who is getting better but carries added fear and insecurities. I'm pleased you are giving your clients information that will help them be more confident in the care they are giving. Blessings to you in the work you are doing. Barbara
Fantastic Resource
Clear, complete, and caring but completely frank discussion of the physical process of dying and - what is difficult to find - the feelings and choices of the dying person. so very grateful I found this book.
BK Books
Hi Judy, I'm glad my book is helpful. Caring for someone as end of life approaches is challenging. I hope you are taking care of yourself as well as your special person. Blessings! Barbara
Excellent information
My SIL is dying from Alzheimer’s and my brother is her ft caregiver. The info was useful for all of us. Thank you!
Preparing to Support and Care for My Husband
As the facilitator of dementia caregivers' support groups, I have often said, "An educated caregiver is a better caregiver." So, when I saw this book, I knew I needed it to help educate me for supporting my husband who has stopped treatment for terminal cancer. I feel worried and afraid, but reading this book is helping me with practical, emotional, and spiritual readiness.
BK Books
Hi Janet, I hope you have signed up for my blog articles. Go to the website. There is a lot of information there to help you during this challenging time. Blessings! Barbara
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