Summary of A Beginner's Guide to the End: Practical Advice for Living Life and Facing Death

by High Speed Reads

This book breaks down all the big ideas and pertinent facts in “A Beginners Guide to the End” so they can be easily and quickly understood. There is also an Analysis & Action Plan Bonus included that will help you on your journey. Continue reading below to see all that you get.

PLEASE This is an unofficial and independent summary & analysis of A Beginners Guide to the End and is meant to be read as a supplement, not a replacement. You can find the original book

In “A Beginners Guide to the End” Shoshana Berger tells the terminally ill and their families exactly what to expect. In a no-nonsense way that is full of compassion, she holds your hand and tells you step by step exactly what to expect. From paperwork to the days after their passing, you’ll know what will happen and what you need to do. It is essential reading for anyone in this position.

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•Time saving chapter summaries
•Important facts recap for each chapter’s summary
•Our overall analysis of the subject book
•Discussion questions to get you thinking
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60 pages, paperback

Published August 4, 2019

Reviews

[Linda L White · Rating 4 out of 5]

Concise summary for those dying and their caregivers

This practical summary guides you through processes: hearing the news of terminal illness, accepting help, preparing for the care and disposal of your “stuff,” writing your wishes for end of life and for burial/cremation/services, accepting palliative and hospice care, plus guidance for those administering the estate after your passing. I appreciated that it included such current needs as closing down social media accounts and autopay.

Some of the guidance was familiar, as I was blessed to live with and care for my mother until she passed: how to ask for hospice and what to expect from them, other caregiver support. What I could not know was what my mom was going through as she was told she was dying.

I will be forever thankful that we had conversations about death, but I could not know how much more I now wish I had asked her how she felt. I know this now, so I hope to encourage you to read this or other books to help you desire to ask meaningful questions of your loved one’s experience. While he or she can still talk. Remember what this author says: near the end when your loved one may be comatose or sleeping, that hearing is still there. Love audibly. Sing. Pray!! Stay connected until actual passing if you are with them.

Peace be with you and God’s Grace on all souls.

[Jennie Wright Reece · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not recommended...

This synopsis is not well written. I feel I wasted my time. I hope the book itself is a more worthwhile read.

[Jackie · Rating 2 out of 5]

you would think that a summary book, since it is short, would not have problems starting sentences with a capital letter. This booklet does.