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Nearing the End of Life
No one likes to think about the prospect of dying. But when the time comes, you'll want to know what to expect and how to handle the difficult emotions and decisions that come along with it.
 Nearing the End of Life
Many patients and family members have questions about what to expect during the last months of life. The information here can help prepare you for this time.
 When Your Loved One Refuses Treatment
There are times when cancer patients and their caregivers will not agree on treatment decisions. Learn how to keep disagreements from interfering with your relationship.
 Facing the Final Stage of Life
It takes courage and energy to be supportive when a loved one is dying. These suggestions can help.
 Hospice Care
The hospice philosophy recognizes death as the final stage of life and seeks to enable patients to continue an alert, pain-free life.
 Coping With Grief and Loss
Grieving is a natural and expected process which, over time, can allow you to accept and understand your loss.
 
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