Topics | Occurrences | Exemplary excerpt |
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End of life or death of a close one | 5 | (1) “Well, there was your brother, that became suddenly sick with a brain hemorrhage … he was left 4 months without speaking, being able to move, walk, nothing … Heu, I was pained by that situation (…) and after all, he had a chemotherapy anyway …” (D1V1, relative) (2) “There was my brother’s wife … so, her son, was on artificial nutrition. It stroke me … » (D6V1, relative) |
Difficulties communicating on this topic | 4 | (3) “You (PWD) don’t like to speak about that … seriously, when we are only the both of us. So … when there’s someone else (the ACP facilitator), it helps...” (D1V1, relative to PWD) (4) “Our children, they are a little bit avoiding this conversation. (…) Yesterday, we said to our son that we would meet you this morning … and suddenly his expression changed, he shuttered us out. We feel that in his opinion speaking about that might bring us all bad luck” (D4V1, relative) |
Preference for no futile care | 5 | (5) “Well, our treatment preference is … no futile care … it (dying) should be quick” (D2V1, PWD) (6) « Relative: Actually, my mother, she always said that she didn’t want futile care to keep her (alive) …” “PWD: Yeah, I told you all that a long time ago.” (D16V1) |