Indian

Neenu

Neenu Sati and her husband, Shekhar, came to Canada from India in 2001. Shekhar was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2013 and died a year later. Their sons were 8 and 10 when their father died. Neenu lives in Pickering, Ontario.

Daddy's in a better place

Neenu describes allowing her children to be with their dying father. (01:11)

Indian - Emotions and Support

Daddy's really sick (1:26)
Reach out (2:00)
The cost of thoughtlessness (1:55)
Dying in peace (1:00)

Indian - Talking About Illness

End-of-life decisions (2:25)
Daddy's really sick (1:26)
Reach out (2:00)
Open conversations with my spouse (1:07)
Let's work as a team (1:08)
Who is the decision maker? (2:04)
The platinum rule of respect (1:22)
No more surgery (2:23)
Breaking the news carefully (1:38)
Your preferred language (2:16)
When you can't speak the language (1:07)
The importance of language (1:45)
Don't talk with Dad about this (1:51)
Hope at the end of life (1:41)
Talking about advanced care plans (0:49)
Do Not Resuscitate (1:47)
It doesn't mean giving up hope (1:44)
A communication care plan (1:09)
Speaking with my patients and their families (1:10)
Ask questions (1:50)
Who should translate? (1:52)
My own end-of-life wishes (0:43)
Indian Voices: A good death (12:19)

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