After a few very difficult years, the spread of the Covid epidemic and the uncertainty of its development has made many people realize that just because the Chinese culture has avoided talking about serious illness and death in the past, it does not mean that these things will never come.
Because of the lack of access to information and resources, many people are beginning to feel uneasy and anxious when the world is shrouded in the uncertainty of the epidemic. Let's take a proactive approach to recognizing the most important moments in our lives that we are bound to face one day, for ourselves or our families.
Perhaps five, ten, twenty or more years from now, at some unknown moment, these messages will serve as a source of help and comfort to us and our families as we face the challenges of serious illness and death.
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Upcoming Webinar:
8/27/2025 (Wed) "Making your own decisions about your life - how to draw up an Advance Health Care Directive"
Speaker: Ms. Pauline Nee
Every family member loves you and takes care of you in the best way they can. But this 'best way' may not be the way you would like it to be if you had a choice. As a result, there are conflicts and arguments between family members over different opinions and approaches, and you look at them with sadness but can no longer say what you want. So, what are some of the moments in the course of your illness that can create significant difficulties in making medical decisions? Now you have the choice to decide how you want to be cared for and how you want to proceed with your medical treatment during the most important last stage of your life.
Speaker Biography:
- Clinical Doctor of Nursing, Senior Oncology/Hospice Care Practitioner
- Co-authored the book "Waving Goodbye in Love" in Chinese, English, Vietnamese and Korean