Monthly Archives: August 2018

We all know we should be putting our affairs in order, but what does that include. This guide is a quick checklist of what you need. Source: A Quick Guide to Putting Your Affairs in Order

I loved my graduate school professor’s, classmates, and my Thanatology studies at Graduate School at Hood College Source: Graduate Dean Newsletter | The Graduate School at Hood College

What do you need to know about hospice medicare claims to ensure smooth processing and the highest collection rates? Keep reading to find out. Source: 7 Things To Know About Hospice Medicare Claims – AHM

Finding new meaning in a late parents’ possessions while cleaning out their home Source: Actually, I Do Want My Parents’ Stuff

Guest writer, Rafaela Ferraz, explores the common European practice of cemetery grave recycling and how eternity can still be bought, for the right price. Source: Cemetery Overcrowding is Leading Europe to Recycle Burial Plots | TalkDeath

While caring for my wife during the last 4 years of her life (she suffered from Primary Progressive Aphasia) I… Source: The Caregiver Deals with Grief – Just A Guy Muddling Through

Frances Shani Parker writes about older adults, eldercare, hospice, palliative care, nursing homes, dementia, caregiving, death, and bereavement. Source: Hospice and Nursing Homes Blog: Frances Shani Parker: Black Aging Matters Webinar

Source: A PLACE IN MY HEART, When A Pet Dies

Lillian Sandic-Aylon wanted to see her daughter married. Southlake Regional Cancer Centre nurses, family and wedding vendors made it happen. Source: Newmarket hospital hosts bride’s wedding to fulfil her dying mother’s wish | The Star