In the midst of life, few people think about topics like dying, death, and grief. Unless a newspaper or TV report jolts us awake. The illness of close relatives or friends suddenly confronts us with this sensitive subject and raises numerous questions. Questions such as: Where can I find help? How do I arrange my final affairs? How do I accompany the dying? What farewell rituals are there? How do I write a condolence letter? How do I deal with my own grief and those who are grieving? This includes questions about power of attorney, wills, memorial services, and burials. The author answers 111 questions based on her daily counseling work as an experienced grief and end-of-life companion, as well as a palliative care specialist.