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  • ISBN: 0943358310
  • Category: Politics
  • Author: Deborah Duda
  • Subcategory: Politics & Government
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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Aurora Pr (September 1, 1987)
  • Pages: 403 pages
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  • EPUB size: 1980 kb
  • Rating: 4.4
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In "Coming Home" Deborah Duda answers many poignant questions with sensitivity, compassion, and . This wonderful book is a practical guide for caregivers and family members helping someone they love who is dying at home.

In "Coming Home" Deborah Duda answers many poignant questions with sensitivity, compassion, and knowledge born of her first-hand experience. Detailed diagrams support an active understanding of the specific techniques described.

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Deborah Duda was born traveling. wrote a groundbreaking, award-winning book, Coming Home, a Guide to Dying at Home with Dignity, endorsed by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. For 30 years, the author was a detective on the trail of joy. On her journey, Deborah found not only joy but also discovered what she calls the least recognized, most widespread, most pernicious addiction of our time – suffering. Before spending time with families facing terminal illness, Deborah thought death and dying was mostly about sadness and suffering. She found a surprising amount of joy.

When Duda asked if she could help her care for the dying, Mother Teresa replied, No, my child. There is sadness and suffering right around you at home

Coming Home: A Guide to Dying at Home with Dignity. New York: Aurora Press. This book offers very practical advice for caring for a dying person at home

Coming Home: A Guide to Dying at Home with Dignity. This book offers very practical advice for caring for a dying person at home. It covers such topics as massage, washing, basic nutrition, legal considerations and burial services. It also covers the psychological needs of the dying and caregivers.

This book outlines how to make the final weeks as comfortable and meaningful as possible, encouraging the dying person to live fully, until the moment of death. No current Talk conversations about this book.

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Coming Home : A Guide to Home Care for the Terminally Il.

Coming Home : A Guide to Home Care for the Terminally Ill. by Deborah Duda.

Today in ever increasing numbers, terminally ill people are choosing to spend their last days at home, in the warmth of familiar surroundings rather than in the cold, impersonal sterility of a hospital or nursing home. With skyrocketing hospital and nursing home costs, sometimes there is no choice. If you, or a loved one is faced with this situation, here is an information source to support and assist your efforts and knowledge to ease the path of the terminally ill to a peaceful conclusion. In "Coming Home" Deborah Duda answers many poignant questions with sensitivity, compassion, and knowledge born of her first-hand experience. Detailed diagrams support an active understanding of the specific techniques described. In clear, easy to understand language, she outlines how to make the final weeks as comfortable and meaningful as possible, encouraging the dying person to live fully, until the moment of death.
Reviews about Coming Home: A Guide to Dying at Home With Dignity (2):
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This wonderful book is a practical guide for caregivers and family members helping someone they love who is dying at home. It explains the logistics of bring a dying patient home from the hospital, resources available to home caregivers, how to give pain medications, how to make the patient comfortable (bathing, skin care, bedsores, catheters, etc.), how to deal with depression (both yours and the patient's), dealing with feelings about dying, legal considerations, preparation for death and afterward. Without this book I would have been terrified to take care of my grandmother at home until she died. With it, I was able to share her last six months and become closer to the amazing woman that was my grandmother. Those days are some of the most precious of my life, and I used "Coming Home" everyday. We bought a case of the books and distributed them to others sharing similar experiences.
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It's been 10 years since reading this book while caring for my mother-in-law.I have recommended it to many friends since then to help them with the care and preparation of death of their loved ones. Deborah Duda is an inspiration and her love and humor at such a difficult time is tremendously uplifting.

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