For non-medical people, and even medical professionals, these chapters are a practical guide to the dying process. I willexplain the changes that come about in the body as death nears, why these things are taking place, what action should be taken, and more importantly, what action should not be taken.Aside from removing some of the anxiety associated with dying, this information will help you to remain in control of the situation as death nears. Although medical professionals have the best of intentions, it is the dying person and their loved ones who should be making decisions. Should the dying person be at home or in the hospital? Should medical treatment continue or should nature be allowed to run its course? What physical events should be fought and what should merely be noted as a normal part of a natural process? With the knowledge contained in this book, you will be better informed to make these decisions and many others that you will face.