What strategies might you use when helping a family decide whether to remove life support from a family member?

DQ ! What strategies might you use when helping a family decide whether to remove life support from a family member? How would your personal views impact this process DQ2 Has your viewpoint about the relationship of spirituality to the healing of addictions changed? Provide specific examples. Final Short Answer Questions Directions: Provide short answers of 150-200 words each for the following questions/statements. Use the textbook and any other scholarly resources to support your answers. 1.Explain May’s concept of “displacement of spiritual longing” and describe how this relates to addiction. 2.How does May use the images of desert and garden to describe the process of struggling with addiction? 3.Compare and contrast reformation and consecration as May uses them to describe recovery from addiction. 4.According to May, what are the five qualities that characterize the consecrated life? 5.What are two common losses that addicts in recovery often face? 6.What are Kubler-Ross’s stages of grief? Keep in mind that the stages are not necessarily chronological. 7.What should a counselor do, and not do, regarding a terminally ill client who expresses the wish to die. Include both ethical and legal considerations. 8.Describe the possible reactions that a family may have to the death of a family member from a drug overdose. 9.Describe a unique death/dying tradition from a culture that is different from your own.