After watching my father and stepmother die of cancer (other loved ones, too), I've formed my own strong opinions about how I want to spend my last days.
If you want more information so you can make choices, you can take part in a live conversation - a web chat - from PBS's Frontline. Click here to see more and join the chat.
By way of background, last night PBS’s Frontline aired their documentary “Being Mortal,” with Dr. Atul Gawande.
Being Mortal examines how doctors can help terminally ill patients make the most of the time they have left. Should they undergo any treatment, no matter how agonizing, in order to stay alive? Or should they try to spend as much quality time as possible with the people they love.
If you want more information so you can make choices, you can take part in a live conversation - a web chat - from PBS's Frontline. Click here to see more and join the chat.
By way of background, last night PBS’s Frontline aired their documentary “Being Mortal,” with Dr. Atul Gawande.
Being Mortal examines how doctors can help terminally ill patients make the most of the time they have left. Should they undergo any treatment, no matter how agonizing, in order to stay alive? Or should they try to spend as much quality time as possible with the people they love.
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