A home health care nurse has been visiting a patient withAIDS who says, “I’m no longer afraid of dying. I think I’vemade my peace with everyone, and I’m actually ready tomove on.” This reflects the patient’s progress to which stageof death and dying?a. Acceptanceb. Angerc. Bargainingd. Denial

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