Many people choose to die at home rather than in a hospital or residential hospice facility.
The decision to share the very end of life in a family setting is one of the highest acts of love that any of us can ever hope to experience. Home hospice caregiving is not easy, but this book tackles a tough challenge in a straightforward way. There's no medical jargon, just plain English that anyone can understand. It explains basic issues in terminal care, including an introduction to hospice care, how hospice care can be delivered in the home, and practical caregiving tips that may be hard to find elsewhere. The tone recognizes that caregiving is an emotional stretch as well as a physical one.