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Author: Tani Bahti

  • When a Loved One Chooses to Stop TreatmentThat doesn’t mean they want to die

    When a Loved One Chooses to Stop Treatment
    That doesn’t mean they want to die

    Tani Bahti

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  • Facing Your Own DeathCan you really prepare now?

    Facing Your Own Death
    Can you really prepare now?

    Tani Bahti

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  • When The Legacy is SuicideThe initial impact

    When The Legacy is Suicide
    The initial impact

    Tani Bahti

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  • Caregiver Burnout: How to Recognize It and Ways to CopeExhaustion and fatigue can leave even the most loving caregivers wishing for relief

    Caregiver Burnout: How to Recognize It and Ways to Cope
    Exhaustion and fatigue can leave even the most loving caregivers wishing for relief

    Tani Bahti

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  • A Holiday Album: The Gift of a Life ReviewA Heartfelt Holiday Tradition That Celebrates a Life Well Lived

    A Holiday Album: The Gift of a Life Review
    A Heartfelt Holiday Tradition That Celebrates a Life Well Lived

    Tani Bahti

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  • Including Children in a Loved One’s Dying ExperienceAllowing children to be part of a loved one's death gives them permission to express their sadness and grief

    Including Children in a Loved One’s Dying Experience
    Allowing children to be part of a loved one’s death gives them permission to express their sadness and grief

    Tani Bahti

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  • Understanding Swallowing Difficulties at the End of LifeMaximize comfort and control when the ability to swallow diminishes

    Understanding Swallowing Difficulties at the End of Life
    Maximize comfort and control when the ability to swallow diminishes

    Tani Bahti

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  • Physical Intimacy and the DyingIs Touching Taboo?

    Physical Intimacy and the Dying
    Is Touching Taboo?

    Tani Bahti

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  • Caring for a Dying Loved One? Be Gentle With Yourself.Dying is unpredictable and messy. Don’t blame yourself if it doesn’t go according to plan

    Caring for a Dying Loved One? Be Gentle With Yourself.
    Dying is unpredictable and messy. Don’t blame yourself if it doesn’t go according to plan

    Tani Bahti

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  • Finding Peace When a Loved One Is DyingThe suffering of those left behind is very real, but there is comfort to be found in witnessing a good death

    Finding Peace When a Loved One Is Dying
    The suffering of those left behind is very real, but there is comfort to be found in witnessing a good death

    Tani Bahti

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