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1. www.osce.org › files › fOn the Execution of Kenneth Fults, Daniel Lucas, and Earl Forrest

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   April 27, the State of Georgia executed Daniel Lucas for the 1998 murder of Steven and Kristin Moss. On May 11, the State of Missouri executed Earl Forrest for the murder of Harriet Smith, Michael Wells, and JoAnn Barnes in 2002.

2. endoflife.weill.cornell.edu › sites › defaultHandout on Death and Dying - Cornell University

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   Due to advances in medical care, many people with terminal illnesses maintain a high level of function, often for extended periods of time, but they are aware that they have a life-limiting condition. There is time to prepare emotionally, spiritually, and practically for the dying process and death.

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3. gentleshepherdhospice.com › When-Death-is-NearWhen Death is Near - Gentle Shepherd Hospice

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   Dying is a natural part of life, but many people do not have experience caring for someone during the dying process and find themselves navigating through new and unfamiliar territory.

4. hospiceslo.org › sites › defaultCHAPTER 2 CONCEPTS OF DEATH, DYING AND GRIEF - Hospice of San ...

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   CONCEPTS OF DEATH, DYING AND GRIEF. The community needs the dying to make it think of eternal issues. We are indebted to those who can make us learn such things as to be gentle and approach others with true affection and respect. —Dame Cicely Saunders, M.D. Founder of the modern hospice movement. CHAPTER 2.

5. dying-and-death-reflections.com › 11 › The-Dying-ProcessThe Dying Process

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   Dying begins when the five vital winds that sustain the body’s functions and the five secondary winds that sustain the senses lose power, causing their functions to fail with them.

6. palliativecare.org.au › PCA_The-Dying-ProcessThe dying process - Palliative Care

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   If you have never seen anyone die you may be afraid of what will happen, but the moment of death is usually peaceful. This brochure will help you to understand, anticipate and respond to some of the signs you may notice. Caring for a person during the last few weeks and days of life can be stressful and demanding.

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   What happens after death?

   • happens after death.the passage from a healthy or ‘non-dying’ person to one who knows that he or she is reaching the end of life usually occurs in stages. at each stage, new fears and anxieties may appear and eed to be addressed. When dying persons are given honest answers and choices for care are provided, much of the anx

   to the dying process - Hospice Foundation of America

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   What happens before a person dies?

   • Before death occurs, time is spent with the family and friends sharing not only the psychological pieces which prepare a patient and loved ones for dying, but also sharing passages from Scripture, both Old and New Testaments, which will bring comfort to those in grief.

   CHAPTER 2 CONCEPTS OF DEATH, DYING AND GRIEF

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   What factors influence our personal awareness of death?

   • Many factors influence our personal awareness of death. Here we address those factors in three parts: socio-cultural influences, the denial of death, and expressing the fear of death. There have been several changes in our society in the last hundred years which have made an impact on our attitude toward death and dying.

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   What happens in the last months of life if a person dies?

   • last months of lifein the last 6 to 12 months before death, people with a pro-gressive, debilitating disease commonly experience certain physical symptoms. many people, as they approach the end of life, will become less active and experience chronic

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   Why do people choose a time of death?

   • Choosing a time of death, the idea of someone holding on until after a special person has arrived, is familiar to many; but we also see death apparently timed for when an important person is not there. Or there but with others to give support.

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8. hospicefoundation.org › hfa › mediato the dying process - Hospice Foundation of America

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   When a person is dying his or her body temperature can go down by a degree or more. Blood pressure will also gradu-ally lower and blood flow to the hands and feet will decrease. A Caregiver’s Guide to the Dying Process is intended for anyone who is caring for a person near the end of life. our goal is to help make your experi-