Living Well, Dying Well: A guide to choices, costs, and consequences

Most people avoid conversations about death and dying until circumstances force the issue. Yet thoughtful planning for later life is one of the most meaningful ways we can care for ourselves and the people we love. Living Well, Dying Well: A Guide to Choices, Costs, and Consequences offers a compassionate, research-informed roadmap for individuals and families navigating the complex decisions that arise as we age. Drawing on insights from social science, psychology, and real-world caregiving experience, the book explores how values, relationships, finances, and personal priorities shape the choices we make near the end of life. Written for aging adults, caregivers, and families planning ahead, this guide helps readers approach life's final stage with greater clarity, dignity, and confidence - transforming a difficult topic into an opportunity for thoughtful preparation and meaningful conversation.