Exit Interview

Exit InterviewDear friends, In my years as a nurse and in my personal experiences, Ive been involved in the journey of many individuals nearing the end of life. Its been evident that amidst the emotional intensity of caregiving and conversations with families, theres often confusion about the wishes of the dying person. These vital discussions are frequently left unaddressed. Recognizing the discomfort surrounding conversations about death, Ive developed "Exit

Dear friends, In my years as a nurse and in my personal experiences, IÕve been involved in the journey of many individuals nearing the end of life. ItÕs been evident that amidst the emotional intensity of caregiving and conversations with families, thereÕs often confusion about the wishes of the dying person. These vital discussions are frequently left unaddressed.

Recognizing the discomfort surrounding conversations about death, IÕve developed "Exit Interview." This tool, presented in a friendly workbook format, is designed to gently facilitate these crucial conversations. It's 34 pages, with easy type to read. You can fill it in with pencil, and It also has illustrations and cartoons, which helps it to have a relaxed presentation. There is a chapter on current and evolving death practices as well. As both a nurse and the creator of "Exit Interview," IÕm dedicated to supporting the navigation of these discussions.

"Exit Interview" is for you if:
¥ You want to be able to improve your communication and be more comfortable around death and dying issues.
¥ You are helping someone with serious illness, who may be approaching end of life. You may be a family member, a Hospice worker, a Death Doula, or a helper of any kind to someone facing end-of-life issues.
¥ You have a friend or family member who has life threatening illness or is in early dementia, and you want to ask them their wishes before itÕs too late.
¥ You want to start coming to grips with your own mortality.
¥ You have a life-threatening illness and want others to know your wishes.
¥ You donÕt have a life-threatening illness, but you realize things do happen and you want to cover your bases for practical reasons.
¥ You want to take some of the stress out of end of life care for yourself and for the ones you love. This book will let others know your wishes, and will decrease the amount of their stress over the practical details so they can focus on what is really important.