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I Don't Know What to Say How to Be a Blessing to Cancer Patients and Others in Crisis

Dr. Nell Collins

There are many people who want to help others, to give encouragement, and to offer support. Yet the struggle that often follows this desire is summarized in the following words (either spoken or unspoken): “…but I don’t know what to say.” God desires that we love Him with all our heart, mind, soul,...

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99% Invisible

It was written as a guide for people supporting someone who is dying, covering topics like listening skills and the sexual needs of the dying, as well as survivor's guilt.

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It's kind of like what to expect when you're expecting, if what you're expecting is that somebody close to you is going to die soon.

— Episode: Breaking Bad News

Episode: Breaking Bad News

It was written as a guide for people supporting someone who is dying, covering topics like listening skills and the sexual needs of the dying, as well as survivor's guilt.

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It's kind of like what to expect when you're expecting, if what you're expecting is that somebody close to you is going to die soon.

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