Monthly Archives: September 2016

Source: Hospice and Nursing Homes Blog: Hospital Wine for Terminally Ill (Video 1:40)

One doesn’t expect to walk out of a talk called “The problem with dying and what we might do about it” feeling uplifted, but that was exactly what happened Source: On Life, Death And David Bowie: A Palliative Care Physician … Continue reading →

Never mind assisted-dying, our health care system needs to change the way it deals with the natural end of life Source: How doctors are failing us in death | Toronto Star

Source: What’s your grief?

Source: What’s your grief?

Source: What’s your grief?

Source: Do hospice patients reveal the secrets to the universe? ~ Pallimed

Source: 2016 NAGC Fall Conference & Webcast on Children’s Grief | National Alliance for Grieving Children

The Unprepared Caregiver Website speaks to the special challenges and rewards of caregivers who care for loved ones when a cure may not be possible. The goal of this site is to provide first-hand caregiver insight and expertise, much-needed knowledge … Continue reading →

“This is a silent revolution that’s transformed health care so that every person can have their inner life, their spirituality addressed as an integral part of their care,” says Dr. Christina Puchalski, founder and director of the George Washington University … Continue reading →