Sadly, at some point almost all of us will be caring for a loved one at the end of his or her life. The medical and ethical decisions can be overwhelming. Nancy Valko, RN has a very good article on Catholic Exchange today probing some of those issues:
What Ever Happened to Common Sense at the End of Life?
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