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<p>Have you just heard that a relative or close friend has been diagnosed with a life limiting illness? Are you wondering if you would benefit from learning more about living with a life limiting illness or some of the issues those providing care might experience? Do you want to explore making the most of life and understanding the options for end of life care?</p> <p><b>'Moments of Meaning'</b> is a new short book aimed at supporting an individual who has just found out that their loved one has been diagnosed with a life limiting illness. It is written from current experiences in the UK environment, providing examples and relevant sources of information available in this country; however, the principles, approaches and lessons learned could equally apply anywhere in the world.</p> <p><b>'Moments of Meaning'</b> explores many areas including: being diagnosed and living with a life limiting illness; making choices about support and care provision; planning preferred priorities for end of life care; bereavement; and maintaining meaningful relationships throughout. The book also includes helpful sources of further information and support.</p> <p><b>Jill Cox</b> has had personal experience of supporting close relatives as they approached the end of their life. She continued her learning through delivering a volunteer support service to those with life limiting illness and their relatives in her local community. Her current work involves facilitating the development of Compassionate Communities and Jill is passionate about supporting each person to live and die well.</p> <br> <p><b>Reviews</b></p> <p>"This book makes for a brilliant companion for anyone experiencing the end of life journey. It offers a safe haven in a storm and inspires the creation of hope and positivity."</p> <p><i>Helen Ranson Author of 'Surviving Me'</i></p> <br> <p>"What extraordinary gifts lie within this short book."</p> <p><i>Geraldine Sheehy, GSA Change Consultancy Ltd</i></p> <br> <p>"Death and