Perhaps our focus should be helping dying patients accept what is happening to them, rather than scaring them into believing that they will die a painful death unless they consent to all available medical interventions. I just found on my shelves another book you might pass on to the others. Had forgotten all about it but read it again with pleasure. Elsie R. Sechrist. Any help would be appreciated.
Some people sell their life insurance policies to get money to pay the bills.
Going this route as a way to handle medical bills and other expenses has legal, fiancial and tax repercussions. It's wise to shop around and contact two or three viatical companies. A Guide for People With Terminal Illnesses. I don't know what I might do to help, but a sympathetic approach is all some of these people might want. I did volunteer work in a hospice in Richmond, VA for several years and currently do volunteer work in another field in my current city.