<p>A valuable booklet which describes in detail what a caregiver&nbsp;can expect when a person is dying.</p><p>This end-of-life process can be unsettling if you don&rsquo;t know&nbsp;what is going on. For example, some symptoms may appear to&nbsp;be more serious than they really are. Information is given about&nbsp;the availability of Hospice care.</p><p>Also described are all the legal and other things that need to&nbsp;be sorted out once death has occurred, followed by some&nbsp;counselling about grief for those involved.</p><p>George Seber is a retired professor of statistics&nbsp;from Auckland University, and a&nbsp;Fellow of the Royal Society, New Zealand. He&nbsp;is a Christian counsellor of seventeen years&#39;&nbsp;practice. In addition to this booklet he is an&nbsp;author or co-author of seventeen books on&nbsp;statistics, as well as a book for counsellors&nbsp;and a book on science and faith.</p>