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Sounds like Rhoda has a sort of death plan, which My Last Song has been pushing. Indeed, its benefit for medical professionals to help patients talk about their end of life treatment resulted in a piece I wrote being on the BMJ website!
To help people understand the benefits of and content of a death plan, a template is now in the My Last Song Lifebox.
Nice posting Charles as always.
“Oh pouf! Pocket full of crap! I think it could even be a good experience”
love her!
My favorite line in this gem of a quote: “I would like all my children to come and talk to me one at a time. But I don’t want them all moaning around me.”
I think family often misinterprets grief for love, that somehow it’s disrespectful not to stand around and moan. Rhoda’s sentiments should be on every door mantle of every hospice.