Feelings About Death and Dying

Mrs. Phillips, like many African-American women, is not afraid to confront her mortality. For her, as for many African-Americans, great solace is found in religious beliefs. These beliefs may help stave off fear of the inevitable by promising future life in the hereafter. Family solidarity is also important for many African-Americans as they face death. 

Have all the information you need?  Click here
Need more information?  Click here