Monthly Archives: October 2016

Source: Grief Healing: In Grief: After Caregiving Ends, Who Am I?

Grief can be so overwhelming and all-consuming that it can at times feel like one will be mired in it for eternity. Source: Holding hope in grief – Holy Redeemer Health System

Reaching out to friends and family when you are grieving can be hard and often people don’t know how to help. This is a great way to reach out. Source: Take Charge of Your Grief and Ask for Help.

While racial bias is and will remain an ongoing dilemma, the time for change in consciousness is centuries overdue. Source: Racial bias in the physician community

A new study, published in the Journal of Palliative Medicine, analyzed the quality of life and financial impacts of a home-based palliative care program for Source: Home-Based Palliative Care for seriously ill patients is often better and costs Less than … Continue reading →

Source: What’s your grief?

Never for a moment would we presume to tell others what to do. All we can say is: Make those hard choices based on your values and priorities. Source: Why we decided to ‘throw away our promising careers’ and work … Continue reading →

Source: | Three Easy Ways to Help Hospitalized Clients

At one time or another you’ve probably heard someone say that when a person you love dies, a part of you dies too. I used to think that was just a beautiful figure of speech, a touching poeti… Source: The Death You … Continue reading →

An exclusive excerpt from Casey Jarman’s new book, “Death: An Oral History.” Source: Meet Two Portland Women Who Make Their Livings Talking About the Ultimate Taboo: Death – Willamette Week