"As Taylor so beautifully puts it, “dying is the ultimate transformative experience; unlike birth, we are aware of it.” A thorough and detailed guide that will aid the relatives of dying patients in their decision-making." - Kirkus Reviews

"This isn’t a pocket comfort object. It’s a manual for the person who may be standing between a dying patient and a medical system that often defaults reflexively toward more intervention.[...] But as a guide to the questions caregivers need to ask, the choices they may face, and the vocabulary they’ll need to survive those conversations, A Caregiver’s Guide to Palliative Medicine is clear, practical, and unusually grounded. It respects caregivers enough to tell them the truth without being saccharine or condescending: end-of-life care can feel impossible, and most of us will face it at some point. Understanding the medicine won’t make grief easier, but it can make the work less bewildering." - Independent Book Review

"This guide benefits from the experience of seasoned professionals and will provide sound guidance to those already involved in palliative care, or family members faced with the challenge of caring for a loved one who is terminally ill. It is practical and easy to read, with medical conditions and the appropriate care described in detail in layman’s terms. An informative glossary of medical terms rounds off an outstanding publication." - Reader's Favorite

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