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The Book
You’re not alone. You may have wondered what families who support a person dying at home actually go through: the logistics, the process, and the unexplored emotional landscape.
How do people enter into the world of the dying?
Turn Right, Good Moon is a book about that world. It is the story of a woman who wanted to die at home and of the family who helped her fulfill her wish.
Turn Right, Good Moon brings a unique perspective to a subject we approach with reluctance – a perspective of hope. The book can be read as a simple yet beautiful parable, as an almanac of hope, or as a practical guide for ordinary families who want to support a dying person.
Behind Good Moon
Leslie E. Moore
Author
Raised in Northern Minnesota and the eldest of seven children, Leslie grew up on the Iron Range, close to the world’s largest open pit mine for ore.After studying English at St Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota, Leslie completed her Ph.D. in English at Yale University and later joined the faculty. A change of career saw her complete a J.D. at Yale Law School which took her to New York and Australia.
In September 2012, she took a leave of absence from the practice of law to work full time on Turn Right, Good Moon and to complete a novel, Shooting Cellos.
Leslie Moore is currently the Director of the Piper Center for Vocation and Career at St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN.
Ginny Green
Speaker
Ginny enjoys speaking to families, professionals and communities about hospice and welcomes opportunities to share stories and learnings about hospice.Ginny lives with her husband and family in Minnesota, and is Leslie Moore’s sister. Good Moon LLC is run by Ginny Green, who is the Director of Nursing at Quiet Oaks Hospice House in St. Cloud, MN.
A graduate of the University of North Dakota, with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Ginny has over thirty-five years of experience as a registered nurse in neo-natal intensive care, orthopedics, medical intensive care for adults, and public health.