Monthly Archives: August 2018

97 My son David and his wife Liz drove from North Carolina and met my local son Anthony for a beer at Two Goats Brewery on Seneca Lake before they arrived […] Source: We Are Family: Strengthening Connections after a … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, Michael pulled a knife and threatened to kill me and then himself after I asked him to return his overdue library books. Source: I am Adam Lanza’s mother: My son threatens to kill me; I’ve tried … Continue reading →

Getting referrals remains one of the steepest challenges in the success of palliative care services. Too often, hospice or palliative care is sought later than it should. Source: Why hospice care should start sooner than later – The San Diego … Continue reading →

An ER physician laments the often-excessive care of older adults at the end of life. Source: I Know You Love Me — Now Let Me Die

Aretha Franklin didn’t leave a will. What was she thinking of?  Well, I assume she wasn’t thinking. Her lawyer is reported as saying he spoke to her repeatedly about having a last will and testament or a trust, and she … Continue reading →

Grief demands that our emotions and heartache be adequately attended to. Source: 5 Tips On Learning To Carry Your Grief | HuffPost

Grief Awareness Day is recognized on August 30th. It is a time to provide education and support to those suffering from a loss. Source: What is Grief Awareness Day?