Affairs in Order: A Complete Resource Guide to Death and Dying

by Patricia Anderson

A comprehensive guide explains how to make a will and plan for disposition and commemoration; how to deal with imminent death; and how survivors can make funeral arrangements and deal with grief. Reprint.

336 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1991

Reviews

[Jackson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Although things may well have changed in between times, the idea of having one's wishes made known early on is a good one. There may come a time when one is not able to communicate those deep wants. And decisions need be made -- whole body donation? organ donor? DNR? Hospice? what does one consider to be extraordinary? May one request that pain be kept to a minimum -- addiction is not such a concern to a terminal patient.