Aired on PBS, this video is the complete two-hour original broadcast, including all of the profiles and interviews. The program examines the various aspects of caregiving in a warm and caring documentary. Combined with the companion book, the videotape is an outstanding guide for family caregivers present and future. It also is an important source of solace and comfort to those who provided caregiving to now-deceased spouses, parents and friends. Two programs are designed to be used in part or as a whole.

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The program examines the various aspects of caregiving in a warm and caring documentary. Combined with the companion book, the videotape is an outstanding guide for family caregivers present and future. It also is an important source of solace and comfort to those who provided caregiving to now-deceased spouses, parents and friends. Two programs are designed to be used in part or as a whole.

This video gives excellent insight on living life to the fullest with your dying loved one. This resource will help you acknowledge your emotions as you walk through terminal illness of someone you love, and will guide you in living fully with your loved one through the last months, weeks, or days of your time together.

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Deals with personal loss and separation.

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During the process of death, communication is not always easy. The stress of illness and death make communication difficult and also more necessary. This program explores ways to improve meaningful communication among families and friends.
Scripture: John 11:25-26.

In this 40-minute video, Karen Fox, a cancer survivor, explains step-by-step method for communicating with people who are ill, injured, isolated, or distress. Karen demonstrates, using real situations, four key communication skills that empower, encourage, bring hope, and lift the spirit.

This ecumenical resource decreases the stigma associated with mental illness and increases church member's awareness of the need to develop mental health programs and ministries in the local church. DVD segments include:
1. Introduction; 2. Mental Illness in Adolescents and Young Adults: Shawn's story; 3. Depression and Anxiety Disorders in Adults: Carol's story; 4. Mental Illness and Older Adults: Jan's story; 5. How Congregations Can Respond: This final segment provides a five-step program of education, covenant, welcome, support and advocacy, to help clergy and laity begin to address mental-health issues in the local church.
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An intimate study of a family working through the grief of losing a parent.

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A short story by Tolstoy about dying is dramatized.

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Shows common and disruptive partings in lives.