180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
Rita Mae Mason and Reina Galanes, Volunteers with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; legal end-of-life options; and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating […]
Rita Mae Mason and Reina Galanes, Volunteers with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; legal end-of-life options; and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating […]
Rita Mae Mason and Reina Galanes, Volunteers with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; legal end-of-life options; and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
Linda Rowe, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; legal end-of-life options (including medical aid in dying); and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Please join us for an enlightening event to discuss everything you wanted to know about […]
Linda Rowe, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; legal end-of-life options (including medical aid in dying); and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Please join us for an enlightening event to discuss everything you wanted to know about […]
Linda Rowe, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; legal end-of-life options (including medical aid in dying); and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Please join us for an enlightening event to discuss everything you wanted to know about […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live. is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live. is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live. is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
Be sure to visit our knowledgeable volunteers at the End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA) information booth at this wonderful community health fair. EOLCCA's volunteers will answer your questions about advance care planning, the California End of Life Option Act, and other legal end-of-life options. Learn more about the importance of making your advance care plans […]
Be sure to visit our knowledgeable volunteers at the End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA) information booth at this wonderful community health fair. EOLCCA's volunteers will answer your questions about advance care planning, the California End of Life Option Act, and other legal end-of-life options. Learn more about the importance of making your advance care plans […]
Be sure to visit our knowledgeable volunteers at the End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA) information booth at this wonderful community health fair. EOLCCA's volunteers will answer your questions about advance care planning, the California End of Life Option Act, and other legal end-of-life options. Learn more about the importance of making your advance care plans […]
Presenters: Fern Eberling and Judith Bishop, Volunteers with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; present information on legal end of life options in California, including stopping unwanted medical treatments, obtaining palliative care, enrolling in hospice care, and voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED), and California’s End of Life Option […]
Presenters: Fern Eberling and Judith Bishop, Volunteers with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; present information on legal end of life options in California, including stopping unwanted medical treatments, obtaining palliative care, enrolling in hospice care, and voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED), and California’s End of Life Option […]
Presenters: Fern Eberling and Judith Bishop, Volunteers with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; present information on legal end of life options in California, including stopping unwanted medical treatments, obtaining palliative care, enrolling in hospice care, and voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED), and California’s End of Life Option […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live. is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live. is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live. is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live. is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live. is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
180 Days. To Die. To Live. is the story of two peoples’ end-of-life trajectories through the lens of the narrator. Focused on their last six months, the narrator’s husband, Richard, and her friend, Shelley, were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Richard chose seven rounds of chemotherapy treatment. Shelley chose no treatment. Both opted to use California’s […]
Mary Abbott, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; legal end-of-life options; and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED); and […]
Mary Abbott, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; legal end-of-life options; and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED); and […]
Mary Abbott, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; legal end-of-life options; and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED); and […]
Susan Gess, PharmD, Board Member and Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; your legal end-of-life options (including medical aid in dying); and, the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Sausalito Village Event Calendar - registration required
Susan Gess, PharmD, Board Member and Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; your legal end-of-life options (including medical aid in dying); and, the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Sausalito Village Event Calendar - registration required
Susan Gess, PharmD, Board Member and Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; your legal end-of-life options (including medical aid in dying); and, the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Sausalito Village Event Calendar - registration required
Shannon O'Shea, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; your legal end-of-life options; and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatment; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating and drinking […]
Shannon O'Shea, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; your legal end-of-life options; and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatment; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating and drinking […]
Shannon O'Shea, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; your legal end-of-life options; and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatment; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating and drinking […]
The Safety & Emergency Response Team Family Caregivers Group at Ocean Hills Country Club is sponsoring a Town Hall meeting with three experts speaking on: Caregivers - Pat Melzer, President and Founder, A Passion for Care In-Home Senior Services Moving to Assisted Living, When and How - Leandra Negrete, VP-Operations, Kisco Senior Living End of […]
The Safety & Emergency Response Team Family Caregivers Group at Ocean Hills Country Club is sponsoring a Town Hall meeting with three experts speaking on: Caregivers - Pat Melzer, President and Founder, A Passion for Care In-Home Senior Services Moving to Assisted Living, When and How - Leandra Negrete, VP-Operations, Kisco Senior Living End of […]
The Safety & Emergency Response Team Family Caregivers Group at Ocean Hills Country Club is sponsoring a Town Hall meeting with three experts speaking on: Caregivers - Pat Melzer, President and Founder, A Passion for Care In-Home Senior Services Moving to Assisted Living, When and How - Leandra Negrete, VP-Operations, Kisco Senior Living End of […]
Linda Rowe and Kelly Newcomb, Volunteers with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will provide an overview of different end-of-life options that are legal in California. These options include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED); and, California's End of Life Option Act (also known as medical aid […]
Linda Rowe and Kelly Newcomb, Volunteers with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will provide an overview of different end-of-life options that are legal in California. These options include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED); and, California's End of Life Option Act (also known as medical aid […]
Linda Rowe and Kelly Newcomb, Volunteers with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will provide an overview of different end-of-life options that are legal in California. These options include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED); and, California's End of Life Option Act (also known as medical aid […]
The Beth El Chevra Kadish Committee presents End Game, an Academy Award-nominated documentary in which practitioners at the University of California San Francisco seek to change our healthcare system's approach to dying and assist terminally ill patients through end-of-life decisions. A panel discussion from the Reform Judaism view of medical aid in dying follows the […]
The Beth El Chevra Kadish Committee presents End Game, an Academy Award-nominated documentary in which practitioners at the University of California San Francisco seek to change our healthcare system's approach to dying and assist terminally ill patients through end-of-life decisions. A panel discussion from the Reform Judaism view of medical aid in dying follows the […]
The Beth El Chevra Kadish Committee presents End Game, an Academy Award-nominated documentary in which practitioners at the University of California San Francisco seek to change our healthcare system's approach to dying and assist terminally ill patients through end-of-life decisions. A panel discussion from the Reform Judaism view of medical aid in dying follows the […]
End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA) is participating in the Health and Wellness Fair at Drake Terrace Senior Living on Tuesday, January 30th, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. EOLCCA will share information about advance care planning; legal end-of-life options (including medical aid in dying); and the resources and support provided to seniors in Marin […]