Cowboy Sings to People at the End of Their Lives
The “Singing Cowboy” uses music to comfort people in hospice and at end-of-life celebrations in Texas
Share in the Grief and Loss Online Community
Connect with experts and other caregivers
How to Write a Meaningful Condolence Letter
Acknowledge the loss and show you care
What to Say When a Friend Loses a Loved One
How to comfort and support your grieving friend
Preparing for End of Life
Learn About Hospice Care
How they're ‘fighting the fight’ for patients’ comfort, following their wishes before they die
Advocating for a 'Good' Death
Discussing end-of-life wishes early on can make the final days easier for everyone
Help Your Family by Planning Your Funeral in Advance
Gather these items now so your final wishes are met
What I Learned From My Mom’s Approach to Death
Final months were filled with grief, gratitude and important life lessons
‘Death Doulas’ Serve Dying Patients at Home, in Hospice
Experienced professionals provide end-of-life caregiving assistance for patients and families
Grieving and Loss
When Grief Robs Life of Meaning, It’s Time to Get Help
There’s no time limit on grieving, but disabling symptoms are red flags
My Journey as a Family Caregiver in the Wake of Grief
Five months after my mother’s death, I’m feeling more at peace
Handling an Adult Child's Death
Parents use the painful loss of their son to make a difference for others like him
After a Loved One Dies
Settling an Estate
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