12/18/2023
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Books can be a wonderful resource to engage with when experiencing or supporting loved one’s experiencing . We hope the list below introduces you to new or reminds you of forgotten books to explore.
◾ When Breath Becomes Air – Paul Kalanthi
◾ The Year of Magical Thinking – Joan Didion
◾ The Long Goodbye – Meghan O’Rourke
◾ Being Mortal – Atul Gawande
◾ Choose a Good Death After a Long Life – Samuel Harrington, M.D.
◾ A Beginner’s Guide to the End – BJ Miller M.D. and Shoshana Berger
◾ That Good Night – Sunita Puri
◾ Death is But a Dream – Christopher Kerr
◾ Half a Life – Jill Cement
◾ Blue Nights – Joan Didion
◾ Autobiography of a Face – Lucy Grealy
◾ Truth and Beauty – Anne Patchett
◾ The Glass Eye – Jeannie Vanasco
◾ Final Gifts – Maggie Callahan
◾ Tuesdays with Morrie – Mitch Albom
◾ On Grief and Grieving – Elizabeth Kubler Ross
◾ How To Go on Living When Someone You Love Dies – Therese A Rando
◾ The Other Side of Sadness – George A. Bonanno
◾ I Wasn’t Ready to Say Goodbye – Brooke Noel
◾ Bearing the Unbearable – Joanne Cacciatore, PhD
◾ All the Things We Don’t Talk About – Amy Feltman
◾ The Art of Dying Well – Katy Butler
◾ With the End in Mind – Kathryn Mannix
◾ Living at the End of Life – Karen Whitley Bell, RN
◾ Life After the Diagnosis – Steven Z. Pantilat, MD
◾ Holiday Grief to Gratitude - Dora Carpenter
◾ Hospice Doctor's Widow - Jennifer A. O'Brien, MSOD
◾ It’s OK that You’re Not OK – Megan Devine
◾ The Grieving Brain – Mary-Frances O’Connor, PhD
◾ The In-Between: Unforgettable Encounters During Life’s Final Moments – Hadley Vlahos
◾ Conscious Grieving and Anxiety: The Missing Stage of Grief, Claire Bidwell Smith – LCPC
