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Grieving the death of a loved one is a complex process. Cultural, social, emotional, mental, relational, and spiritual elements all factor in how a person grieves. While no two people grieve the same way, there are four things that help grieving people HEAL
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One of the most common questions we get from families involves selecting the right provider of hospice services. These people will be in their home, interacting with the family and it's a decision that isn't taken lightly.
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When a patient has a serious illness, the holidays can be a stressful time, especially for those who care for them. When that patient has a poor prognosis, time spent with family can take on a sense of urgency and those moments take on new priority.
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My mother, my best friend, had been declining for months and had told me she had enough. “Rehab was for the birds”, I recall her saying. She was ready to go. She wanted to be in her home and by this point she required twenty-four hour care. We knew if we were going to take her home we were going to need more help.
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So we know that hospice helps dying patients, but that is a broad spectrum of people. What does that mean exactly? Who is actually on hospice service? That is a question we get all the time. If you’re going to help people change their perspectives on hospice, you have to start with answering those questions.
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