Monthly Archives: July 2018

Source: Grief Healing: Pet Loss: Supporting Your Grieving Pet

Read about why Pet Hospice and Palliative Care for Pets is becoming a more popular option for pet owners facing the death of their furry companion Source: A Look at the Growing Trend of Pet Hospice – SevenPonds BlogSevenPonds Blog

Source: Grief Healing: In Grief: Grateful for Grief Healing Discussion Groups

I hope that Kate and Tony found a peace in death that they couldn’t find in life. Source: Celebrity suicides make the irony of our era clear

Source: Widower’s Grief: Recovery Journal

Results from a 7-year follow-up study showed that parentally bereaved offspring had an increased incidence of depression and PTSD, mainly in the first 2 years after parental death and if they were aged 12 years or younger when their parent … Continue reading →

Relatively few older individuals take part in clinical trials, so we don’t yet know enough about how well immunotherapy works for them. Source: We need more answers about immunotherapy for the elderly

It’s time to recognize the strength and power of the human heart. It is not a false hope or a fallacy. Our hearts are the center of our being, creating a coherent and courageous place to go for true awareness … Continue reading →

A terminally ill patient is turned down by a nursing home and has nowhere to go. A nursing home representative performs a “bait and “switch.” When you earn too much for Medicaid, but still can’t afford nursing care. And who’s … Continue reading →

Rob Zucker has been specializing in the area of grief and loss for nearly twenty years. Although there is certainly no denying that this is a sad and serious topic, he approaches it with enthusiasm and humor, and considers his … Continue reading →