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Book review: Living in Death’s Shadow: Family Experiences of Terminal Care and Irreplaceable Loss

Macmillan cancer nurse specialist Kenneth Day reviews Living in Death’s Shadow: Family Experiences of Terminal Care and Irreplaceable Loss.
Posted 20 October 2017 - 11:15
 
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