Bridge for dying wish

Melanie Whelan
Updated May 19 2017 - 7:05pm, first published 6:12pm
LEGACY: Jeremy McKnight is working to improve 'death literacy' so more people are informed about dying at home. Picture: Dylan Burns
LEGACY: Jeremy McKnight is working to improve 'death literacy' so more people are informed about dying at home. Picture: Dylan Burns

MOST times, Jeremy McKnight does not remember what he has said when talking with community groups about palliative care.

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Melanie Whelan

Melanie Whelan

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