Antonia, Chinese
Antonia Poon moved to Canada from Hong Kong in 1989 and now lives in Vancouver, British Columbia. She is a healthcare interpreter and helped look after her father-in-law at the end of his life.
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Click Here- Palliative care is comfort care (01:36)
- Superstitions around death (02:24)
- Privacy about diagnosis (00:51)
- What makes a good death (00:56)
- Nurses are important (01:01)
- Fulfilling my father's wishes (02:47)
- Should we tell him he is dying? (02:41)
- Adapting to different families (01:03)
- Telling my dad (01:29)
- 談論死亡 (03:24)
- 父親的死亡 (01:57)
- 護理的重要性 (01:10)
- 在家裏過世 (02:28)
- 一個好的死亡 (00:47)
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