In frantic emergency rooms and otherwise sterile corridors, the AngelKIT™ is designed to bring basic human comfort to hospital patients nearing death. It's meant to aid the hospital's staff and those others who are directly involved in experiencing a patient, friend, or family member's passing. Knowledge of the dying process, and its physical signs, can make all the difference in being able to create a calm, comforting environment. The AngelKIT™ gives professionals and laypersons tools to help ensure terminally ill patients pass with a sense of honor and dignity.

After surviving colon cancer in 2006, Susan decided to dedicate her life to supporting families dealing with serious illness and help those with a relationship, whether professional or familial, to someone who is near death.Susan Binau's deepest wish is to give people hope, inspiration, and tools to face difficult times. Since her own near- death journey, she has spoken with thousands of people-healthcare professionals,relatives of the dying and terminally ill, and children left behind after a parent's passing-who've provided her with priceless knowledge that she carries in her heart each and every day.

The idea of the AngelKIT™ came to Susan in a dream. The premise is twofold. First, it's to help caregivers feel less alone in the process of losing a loved one; secondly, to help caregivers realize that simple things can make a big difference in the way their loved one experiences the process of death. This kit's purpose is to make death as dignified as possible for the dying person, and as gentle as possible on their relatives.

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