Dr. Carol Francis

Aging and dying parents, chronically ill family members, or those dying as accident victims each face death in a progressive manner, not a sudden manner.  As a consequence, those family members or friends who are present to help their dying relative or friend pass-over ... die... are left in the confusion and uncertainty as to how to help their loved-one face that they are dying and how progress into their death as peacefully or positively as is possible..   Helping each dying person through doubt, anxiety, fear, confusion, disorientation, dementia like reactions, and saying goodbye is the focus of this radio program.   This radio show is dedicated to examining issues of 1) discussing death, 2) facing dying process, 3) yielding and not yielding into the dying process, 4) near-death-experiences and research, 4) visions of the dying, 5) steps to easing the anxiety of dying, 6) facing our own mortality as we assist our loved-one in their death, 7) morning the loss and absence, 8) facing guilt and regret, 9) op