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    Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Standard Edition: A Family's Guide to End-of-Life Transitions
    Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Standard Edition: A Family's Guide to End-of-Life Transitions
    Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Standard Edition: A Family's Guide to End-of-Life Transitions
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    Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Standard Edition: A Family's Guide to End-of-Life Transitions

    By Rebecca Wallace

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    Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Standard Edition is written for individuals with a life-limiting illness and their families who will be providing care for them. Written in an open and honest writing style, it gently delivers sensitive information in tandem with nature’s metaphor of the caterpillar’s transformation into a butterfly. Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Standard Edition is packed with valuable content that is easy to understand and navigate. Divided into two sections, Part One addresses each patient symptom or challenge by topic for quick reference, and Part Two addresses these concerns from a chronological timeline so that family members have an idea of what to expect from the dying process. Educating oneself alleviates fear and anxiety related to end-of-life status changes and increases caregiver confidence. Regardless of culture or background, Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Standard Edition addresses common questions from families while providing gentle, yet straightforward information. This end-of-life care booklet is a tool that your entire family will refer to often to gain insight into the end-of-life experience.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateFeb 14, 2016
    ISBN9780990741114
    Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Standard Edition: A Family's Guide to End-of-Life Transitions

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