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Talking About End of Life Issues Before a Crisis. Presentation at Assoc of Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) 2012 Conference by Susan A. Lieberman, Ph.D.
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Talking About End of Life Issues Before a Crisis
- 1. Susan Abel Lieberman, Ph.D. Partner in the Y Collaborative www.ycollaborative.com
- 3. Before a crisis Loss and grief
- 6. “Hanging on the edge of a precipice, engulfed in terror is not the time or place to learn about emergency rock climbing procedures; you have to learn them before you start the expedition.” ~Virginia Morris in TALKING ABOUT DEATH
- 7. “Laying down synaptic pathways early shapes our thinking and helps us when we face circumstances that draw on those pathways. It would turn out that short-term memory involves transient changes of the connections between the cells. There is no anatomical change. Long-term memory involves enduring changes that result from the growth of new synaptic connections.”
- 8. • Paperwork of Dying • Medical Issues Related to Dying • Emotions/Desires/Wishes • Spiritual Issues • How to Talk with Doctors
- 9. • Will • Advance Directive •Health Care Proxy • Fioancial Proxy • Funeral Inclinations • And, perhaps, a supplemental letter
- 10. “Everybody becomes enormously selfish. They don’t know they are selfish. They are all thinking they’re doing what’s best for the dying person. But what each member of a family does and what the doctor does is always try to figure out what seems the best from his own point of view.” ~ Sherwin Nuland, How We Die
- 11. Five Ways to Start a Conversation 1. Using your paperwork 2. Asking for conversation as a gift 3. Telling a story about friends or acquaintances 4. Using family legacy as a jumpstart 5. Five Wishes
- 13. • We remember the old saying: Si vis pacem, para bellum. If you desire peace, prepare for war. • It would timely thus to paraphrase it: Si vis vitam, para mortem. If you would endure life, be prepared for death.
- 14. • If you deceive to your doctor, may your doctor then deceive you? • Be clear in the conversation about what worries you. • Remember, no good doc will object to a second opinion. If your doctor objects to questions, consider a new doctor if possible. • You can direct the tenor of your conversations by speaking authentically but always politely.
- 15. Spiritual intelligence is acting with our highest level of intellect and our highest level of compassion while maintaining inner and outer equanimity regardless of circumstances. ~ Cindy Wigglesworth, Deep Change