Monthly Archives: July 2017

For most of us, death is a scary thought.  We try to avoid thinking about it at all costs. Source: This Woman Wrote Her Own Obituary, And We All Need To Read What It Says | 100.3 WNIC

The bond between a parent and their child is so special, that when it is broken in death we experience one of the most painful forms of grief. Source: 5 Tips for Coping with the Death of a Parent

Grief support ideas for children Source: How to Help Kids During Grief

Source: Grief And Creativity Blog: Tools vs. Prescriptions

Source: Stifled Grief: How the West Has It Wrong | HuffPost

Source: No One Tells You This About Loss, So I Will | HuffPost

Source: Is ‘Deathiversary’ Actually A Word? – What’s Your Grief

Emergency room physicians are struggling with how to deal with elderly patients with life-limiting conditions in an environment where most clinicians default to lifesaving techniques. Source: As elderly population swells, some doctors see benefits of palliative care in the ER

Who is the best person to care for someone who has died? Sometimes, a person who loved them when they were living. Dr Fiona Reid shares her experience caring for her husband Morgan throughout his illness and in the days … Continue reading →