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close to his or her own body as … Attachmentis a lifelong process that begins long before birth. …

… losses that include changing body image, declining physical and … in confronting the
uncertainties of the dying process. Like the … to help clients live while dying The nurse may …

… was to descnbe one person's dying experience as a personal … my husband watching me die
by inches everybody knows I'm … m your care would you expect of me as your nurse?' 'What is …

… in hopes of building a logical body of knowledge that more … I think the real learning with death
or the dying process and … not it's saving a person's life or helping them die with comfort and …

… ill and dying patient involves care of the whole person and their … The nurse can help the
patient consider and reflect on her … While the nurses and physicians are tending to the body, the …

… with his nurse, one man began the process of saying his … of suffering associated with illness
and death itself. The vital … opens nurses, physicians and other staff to their own experiences …

… with Americans dying in the ICU; an inpatient death in a … a body, but we are more than our
thoughts our feelings and … religiously oriented, with the provision of prayer aimed at assisting …

… by physicians, nurses, clergy, social workers and others concerned with the … person dies,
we “help” their loved ones by doing things for them, being cheerful, and fixing up the body …

… Death is a critical moment in a person’s life, and it is … how new nurses feel caring for dying
patients and their families to … limited experience assisting another nurse in the care of a dying …