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Staying Out of the Closet: LGBT Older Adults’ Hopes and Fears in Considering End-of-Life
Description:
The purpose of this study was to begin to fill the gaps in current research on LGBT aging and end-of-life in
Canada. Through focus groups, the researchers sought to gain a better understanding of the lived experience of older LGBT individuals and to examine their concerns associated with end-of-life.
Author(s):
Wilson, Kortes-Miller and Stinchcombe
Publisher:
Canadian Journal of Aging
Year:
2018