Monthly Archives: August 2018

Learn about a helpful book of stories dealing with death, dying and the end of life and how you can contribute your own story to the next book in the series.     In this episode I present… Source: Ep. … Continue reading →

Uniformed National Guard members carried the casket into the Arizona State Capitol rotunda, where McCain will lie in state before being brought to DC. Source: Cindy McCain kisses husband’s casket at Arizona service, daughter Meghan weeps

Life doesn’t end when illness begins. Source: 8 Uplifting Tales Of Coping With Dementia

My father was dying, but doctors wouldn’t listen to his wishes. Source: Doctors should let dying patients make their own decisions – The Washington Post

Our role as doctors is to give the terminally ill the dignity to make difficult choices, no matter how frightening the decisions may be. Source: My patients are dying. But it’s their right to keep going. – The Washington Post

A blog about brain cancer, the loss of a child, and the grace of God. Source: The Sullivan Four: Half Way

Some hospice patients entering their final months are getting help dealing with pain and anxiety from an unusual source — a horse. Source: Horse helps suburban hospice patients deal with pain, anxiety – Story | WFLD

Source: Daveswordsofwisdom.com: The physical signs of intense sadness – PLEASE READ.