Sentence examples for dying matters from inspiring English sources

Dying matters, which is why we need to talk about it.

Today marks the start of "Dying Matters Awareness Week", an annual campaign supported by the National Council for Palliative Care.

The Association Palliative Medicine is examining the implementation of the pathway and the experience of professionals, Dying Matters is looking into the experience of the patient and their loved ones and the End of Life Care Strategy is focusing on complaints surrounding the LCP and end of life care in hospitals.

In 2014, a survey by the spine-tinglingly titled Dying Matters Coalition discovered that 80percentt of people felt that death is an uncomfortable subject to discuss, and that only 21percentt of British adults had discussed their end of life wishes with another person.

"Talking about dying won't make it happen," says Toby Scott from the Dying Matters coalition.

To find out more about Dying Matters and to download free resources to help you discuss dying, death and bereavement, visit dyingmatters.org winstonswish.org.uk "Oh, hello!" my mother trilled to her neighbour.

Sarah Leah Whitson, of Human Rights Watch, said: "Finding out how they died matters".

I mean the society as a whole should be more aware of death, dying and matters of end-of-life care.

It's the one thing in my life that I can count on, no matter what happens, no matter if the space shuttle blows up, no matter who dies, no matter who is president.

All over the world people stop dying, no matter how sick or gruesomely injured they are.

Burlesque was dying no matter what.