Advice for Future Corpses: A Practical Perspective on Death and Dying.
“Sick people need to not be sick people all the time. They are also plumbers, parents, students, friends, chess players... Don’t forget who this person in front of you is, his complexity, her history.”
A practical (and very funny) how-to guide including how to communicate with the dying, doctors, loved ones etc, and what to expect in the last months, weeks, days and hours of life. Tisdale tackles what we think it means to “die a good death,” and offers up that that can look really different from one person to the next.
