Coping strategies for individuals diagnosed with terminal illnesses can include seeking support from loved ones, joining a support group, focusing on what brings joy and fulfillment, maintaining a sense of normalcy, and seeking professional help such as counseling or therapy. It's also important to communicate openly about feelings and fears, and to plan for the future, including end-of-life care and wishes.
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This is a book that will resonate with anyone who is on a fast paced career path. Eugene O'Kelly, the previous CEO and chairman of the large accountin...
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is a book that will resonate with anyone who is on a fast-paced career path. Eugene O'Kelly, the previous CEO and chairman of the large accounting firm, KPMG, was diagnosed with brain cancer at 53. He was given three months to live, and this is the story of his final days and how he chose to live them. He takes readers along for the experience through his downward spiral, from diagnosis to the process of dying.