Assisted Living and Hospice are supposed to ease a person's final days.
Often they do.
But there are serious flaws in the business of care at life's end.
The story of her mother's final days is a cautionary tale.
"One-to-One with John DeDakis" goes 1-2-1 with Judy Karofsky, author of "DisElderly Conduct."
See and hear it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGBpeuxXQpo&list=PLXDV_HPUqtvvV-j0lyb2BsaZNSW3GCcDP&index=1&t=2793s
As usual, very enlightening, especially for those of us nearing the end of our lives and having to make decisions about what direction we will take. Also, especially because I do not have family close by and I have no children. Hopefully I will remain competent enough to control my own final destiny.
Ron