A BOOK BY SUE KNIGHT DEUTSCH
The Healing Hand
5 discussions to have with the dying who are living
Find the words. Create connection. Bring comfort.
When someone you love is ill, knowing what to say can feel overwhelming. The Healing Hand offers a compassionate guide to five meaningful conversations that can bring you closer when it matters most.
Through heartfelt stories, Sue Knight Deutsch offers comfort, perspective, and practical guidance for loved ones, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. Read it from beginning to end, or open to a single page for the encouragement you need today.
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CANTOR | AUTHOR | INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER
Sue Knight Deutsch
Hello. I’m Sue, and I help people who are facing the unthinkable. Everyone experiences change, and often with that change comes loss. Sometimes change is exciting, and sometimes scary, and often both. Change! That relationship you thought would last forever; the job you loved that is somehow gone; illness that either crept up or suddenly happened; a natural or man-made disaster that robs us of everything we thought was safe; and ultimately, loss of life itself. That’s where I come in.
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