Words Matter: Discussing Death with Dignity
By
Trish Laub
| September 11th, 2020
When both of my parents entered medical crisis in a short span of time around age 90, I realized that the end of their…
When both of my parents entered medical crisis in a short span of time around age 90, I realized that the end of their…
Gerda Saunders, an author and former gender studies professor in Salt Lake City, Utah, was diagnosed with microvascular dementia in 2010 at age 60….
“What I couldn’t find is how someone dies from Alzheimer’s. What do those complications look like in an Alzheimer’s patient? What does it mean for the…
When my late husband, John Rehm, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease in 2005, my grandson, Ben, was just five years old. He saw his…
My stepfather, a retired army colonel, retained his military precision with time, language and behavior more than two decades after he retired. Even in…