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This powerful, passionate caregiver's journal opens a window into the space between life and loss. Over the course of nine months, Matthew Broad recorded his days as the primary caregiver, companion, and witness for his life partner's final passage. Through his words, we see both the beauty and the burden of loving someone through a difficult journey with cancer. What emerges is not only the story of Janet's final chapter, but also a tribute to their shared life-the courage, exhaustion, and tenderness that defined their time together.

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Caregivers' voices go unheard. Their stories are full of resilience, yet rarely do we see them told with such honesty. This book offers what so many need but struggle to articulate: validation. It tells the truth about what it means to care for someone who is dying. - Debbie Mendez, ATR, LPC-A Counselor and Art Therapist, Ann's Place Matthew Broad's remarkable diary of his feelings can help others caring for a dying patient, to prepare for and process the emotions that may at times overwhelm them. - Deborah Cornwall Author of Thing I Wish I'd Known: Cancer Caregivers Speak Out.

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