Navigating Terminal Illness: Supporting a Spouse's Fear and Preparing for the End

A person with a terminal illness wonders if they are wrong for preparing for their death, as their actions have made their loved ones feel "freaked out." The advice given is to acknowledge and communicate the emotions surrounding the situation, while also finding a balance between practical tasks and enjoying the remaining time together. In another question, a worried mother seeks advice on how to handle her daughter and son-in-law's hoarding disorder. The suggestion is to approach the situation with empathy, educate oneself on hoarding disorder, and focus on supporting their well-being rather than solely addressing the clutter.