Coined Near Dying Awareness
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About Maggie
Since becoming a hospice nurse in 1981, Maggie Callanan has studied, taught, and written about death and dying. This includes the unique and symbolic communication of the dying, which is often labeled as "confused language" and consequently often ignored by professional and family caregivers. Addressing medical, personal, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life's final journeys, Maggie delivers practical, no-nonsense answers to difficult questions tempered by humor, wisdom, and compassion.
Tribute and thank you for leading the way to help us learn giving and receiving compassion & love.
Since becoming a hospice nurse in 1981, Maggie Callanan has studied, taught, and written about death and dying. This includes the unique and symbolic communication of the dying, which is often labeled as "confused language" and consequently often ignored by professional and family caregivers. Addressing medical, personal, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life's final journeys, Maggie delivers practical, no-nonsense answers to difficult questions tempered by humor, wisdom, and compassion.
Tribute and thank you for leading the way to help us learn giving and receiving compassion & love.
- We honor Maggie as a world-renowned speaker on topics relating to the care of the dying, as well as coping strategies for hospice staff and volunteers.
- We appreciate her dedication, candid no-nonsense approach to life and those she serves.
- Her energy exudes caring, love and commitment to those she serves - a model for us to follow.
