...This chapter focuses on the final days of the patients and the transition from palliative care to terminal care. Despite advances in the treatment of haematological malignancies, many patients face death due to their disease. In these moments, families encounter profound sadness, and clinicians...

...The Afterword looks at Pender's final days and the events leading up to his death at Gettysberg. It considers his legacy and the impact his death had on his contemporaries. Upon receiving the news of Pender's death, his wife Fanny, pregnant at the time, shut herself away for three days and her hair...

..., and, especially, the Bill of Rights. His views are particularly relevant for helping jurists and scholars properly interpret the First Amendment. The chapter concludes by considering his final days. Ellsworth Oliver Johnson William Samuel Legislator role of Superior Court Connecticut Madison James...

... hours, an ambulance crew entered our home. They lifted him onto a gurney, loaded him in the ambulance, and raced, sirens blaring, to the hospital. Isolated in an antiseptic chamber of a hospital, he died. Fourteen years separated their final days. The sirens were silent on our ambulance, and instead...