Monthly Archives: August 2017

Six years on, author Elizabeth Postle, explains how she survived the grief of losing her husband and soulmate of 54 years. Source: How to Survive Grief, Come Out the Other Side and Enjoy Life Again

Source: Broken heart syndrome goes beyond emotional pain

Just as having an overly safe default retirement option leads to predictable problems, I think our current paradigm of do everything unless we have clear evidence to the contrary, is likely leading to the predictable error of sustaining a life … Continue reading →

The end of life is a time when justice demands we place human dignity first through enhanced hospice resources and compassionate release, not additional taxpayer funded suffering. Source: Dying Behind Bars?

Can Someone with Frailty or Adult Failure to Thrive be Admitted to Hospice? Source: Can Someone with Debility or Adult Failure to Thrive still be Admitted to Hospice?

How to find a treatment for a disease with no idea what that disease actually is. Source: 30 years and counting: the fight against HIV | GSK

Tools for finding hope along the journey: caring for your heartA grieving heart is broken and in need of gentle care. Source: A grieving heart is broken and in need of gentle care | The Grief Toolbox

29/09/2017 10:00 am – 4:00 pm When your work brings you into contact with child death, it is impossible not to be affected. As a professional is may often feel difficult to hold the professional boundaries in place. We are … Continue reading →

A typical day on a hospice unit, told by a nurse who recently left the ICU. A shift in mindset, balancing patient care with paperwork, and knowing at the end of the day what an honor it is to be … Continue reading →