Monthly Archives: February 2017

And those who did get end-of-life services had fewer days than slimmer patients, study finds Source: Terminally Ill Obese People Less Likely to Get Hospice Care

The solution to this predicament is challenging. Source: The ethics of procedures on the nearly dead

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Children are often the overlooked mourners. These young grievers unfortunately may never get their greatest emotional and spiritual needs met in dealing with their devastating loss. Why does this happen? In the family, adults are…

Source: One More Day

Coping with grief Coping with grief Is there more to life than just learning to cope with my grief. Yes I did learn how to cure my grief. Source: Coping with grief Is There More To Life – A Father’s … Continue reading →

The Journal of the American Medical Association offers an article, “Family Perspectives on Aggressive Cancer Care Near the End of Life,” available for download Source: Family perspectives on agressive cancer care near end of life

Source: Is Love Enough? 3 Truths About Romantic LOVE… | Save My Marriage Program

Source: Grief Healing: Pet Loss: A Disenfranchised Grief

Source: It Was Never About Me (or you) by Brandy Lidbeck – The Gift of Second

Source: Grief Healing: Surviving A Partner’s Homicide