Monthly Archives: May 2018

After a couple of years of working in hospice, I realized that – for the first time in years – I was filled with a sensation of being grounded. Of not wanting to be elsewhere. It was in the unlikeliest … Continue reading →

via Dad’s heading into hospice care – can we make the best of the worst? – The Globe and Mail

via More Drivers Killed Under the Influence of Drugs Than Alcohol | Health Care News | US News

via ‘Home is the perfect setting’: More choosing to bring dead loved ones into the home | CBC News

via The Road to Forgiveness – P.S. I Love You

via | No Widowed Person Should Grieve Alone

via To Scan or Not to Scan: Research Shows How to Personalize Lung Cancer Screening Decisions | Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation

via A Hospice With Integrity | BK Books

via Five Hours – Hospice Matters

via Grieving Child Loss – Heartache To Healing