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... is no longer able to make good choices, or that their choices may be putting others at risk, speak to the healthcare provider. Content reviewed January 2023

... ideas about the health care we think we will want near the end of our lives. If we are able to speak for ourselves, “ doing the right thing” means voicing our wishes to accept or to refuse...

... to yourself. If you have an issue with someone in the family, don’ t talk to them directly; speak to Mum and she’ ll deal with it. We catch up on what everyone’ s doing on Fridays after...

... you’ re there for them and happy to talk when and if they would like. Youth may prefer to speak with someone outside the home, such as a teacher or counsellor, and typically turn to their peers for...

... they see in the room that are not really there. They may talk about what they are seeing or even speak to their hallucinations. If the person is not upset by the hallucinations, there is no need to abruptly...

... it is important to end each conversation in a way that will be okay if it is the last time you speak. Casual goodbyes like “ See you around, ” or “ I’ ve got to run, so bye for now, ”...

... single situation. So, as part of a health care directive, a person cannamea proxytheytrust to speak for them if they are not able to speak for themselves. What kinds of things are covered in a health...

... is be there, offering their respectful and compassionate presence. You may find relief simply in speaking frankly about these matters with someone who is comfortable exploring them. Content reviewed...

... drawing can provide a way to express thoughts or feelings about your illness that are difficult to speak aloud. Perhaps you appreciate the works of other artists and find meaning through one of the following:...

... inviting the family into the ritual and providing instructions for participating. This person can speak for the whole family in expressing the need they felt to mark the occasion as a special one. Such...