Living and dying with dignity is a shared value across faith traditions. As people of faith, we talk a lot about how to live well but not always about how to die well. We hope this program will help us do just that. Join us for a special screening of the award-winning, 73-minute documentary, Jack Has […]
Living and dying with dignity is a shared value across faith traditions. As people of faith, we talk a lot about how to live well but not always about how to die well. We hope this program will help us do just that. Join us for a special screening of the award-winning, 73-minute documentary, Jack Has […]
Living and dying with dignity is a shared value across faith traditions. As people of faith, we talk a lot about how to live well but not always about how to die well. We hope this program will help us do just that. Join us for a special screening of the award-winning, 73-minute documentary, Jack Has […]
Presenters: Mark Greenberg, Executive Director, and Susan Gess, PharmD, 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 End of Life Choices California. Private: For residents of […]
Presenters: Mark Greenberg, Executive Director, and Susan Gess, PharmD, 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 End of Life Choices California. Private: For residents of […]
Presenters: Mark Greenberg, Executive Director, and Susan Gess, PharmD, 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 End of Life Choices California. Private: For residents of […]
Presenter: Judy Schnack, Volunteer 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, enrolling in hospice care, obtaining palliative care, and voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED); review California’s End of Life Option Act, a law also known as Medical […]
Presenter: Judy Schnack, Volunteer 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, enrolling in hospice care, obtaining palliative care, and voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED); review California’s End of Life Option Act, a law also known as Medical […]
Presenter: Judy Schnack, Volunteer 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, enrolling in hospice care, obtaining palliative care, and voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED); review California’s End of Life Option Act, a law also known as Medical […]
Presenter: Mark Greenberg, Executive Director, and Shannon O’Shea, Volunteer, with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will review California's End of Life Option Act, a law also known as Medical Aid in Dying MAID, and describe the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Private: For residents of Casa de Manana Retirement Community. Questions: Contact speaker@endoflifechoicesca.org
Presenter: Mark Greenberg, Executive Director, and Shannon O’Shea, Volunteer, with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will review California's End of Life Option Act, a law also known as Medical Aid in Dying MAID, and describe the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Private: For residents of Casa de Manana Retirement Community. Questions: Contact speaker@endoflifechoicesca.org
Presenter: Mark Greenberg, Executive Director, and Shannon O’Shea, Volunteer, with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will review California's End of Life Option Act, a law also known as Medical Aid in Dying MAID, and describe the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. Private: For residents of Casa de Manana Retirement Community. Questions: Contact speaker@endoflifechoicesca.org
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 […]
Presenter: Reina Galanes, End of Life Choices California Board Member, 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 End of Life Choices California. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating […]
Presenter: Reina Galanes, End of Life Choices California Board Member, 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 End of Life Choices California. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating […]
Presenter: Reina Galanes, End of Life Choices California Board Member, 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 End of Life Choices California. Legal end-of-life options in California include stopping unwanted medical treatments; palliative care; hospice care; voluntarily stopping eating […]
Presenters: Susan Gess, Volunteer and Advisory Council member with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; the benefits of completing an Advance Care Directive; and your legal end-of-life options (including medical aid-in-dying). Karen Murray is an End of Life Doula practicing in Marin […]
Presenters: Susan Gess, Volunteer and Advisory Council member with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; the benefits of completing an Advance Care Directive; and your legal end-of-life options (including medical aid-in-dying). Karen Murray is an End of Life Doula practicing in Marin […]
Presenters: Susan Gess, Volunteer and Advisory Council member with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones; the benefits of completing an Advance Care Directive; and your legal end-of-life options (including medical aid-in-dying). Karen Murray is an End of Life Doula practicing in Marin […]
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 […]
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 […]
Presenters: Joyce Mayne and Rabbi Suzanne Singer, Board Members 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 End of Life Choices California. Rabbi Singer will also […]
Presenters: Joyce Mayne and Rabbi Suzanne Singer, Board Members 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 End of Life Choices California. Rabbi Singer will also […]
Presenters: Joyce Mayne and Rabbi Suzanne Singer, Board Members 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 End of Life Choices California. Rabbi Singer will also […]
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 […]