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Yes... I have worked with clients who were dealing with terminal illnesses, and it can be a challenging experience for everyone involved. One resource that I often recommend is the book "Being Mortal" by Atul Gawande, which provides a thoughtful and compassionate perspective on end-of-life care. Hopefully this helps.
My sister is terminally ill and she loves "Everyone Dies." It's a podcast. I think it's on Spotify but I'm not positive. I would assume it's on most podcast platforms.
Well don’t worry. if you mess them up, atleast it won’t last very long
I’m a hospice social worker, so my patients are considered terminally ill. Some do stabilize and get discharged from hospice. The terminally ill face many things including fears of dying, wanting to be sure their families will be ok, needing to have their affairs in order, doing life review to help process their life including success and disappointment they’ve experienced. Making peace with their life.David Kessler is a major figure in the field. He has books, webinars… Check out this site: https://grief.com/.