Monthly Archives: November 2018

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Laura Kennedy: This week I stepped back into the past, to the hospice, to her last days Source: Three years after my mother’s death I can’t remember her voice

Trends changing in use of the Physician Order for Life-Sustaining Treatment form. Source: More Oregonians sharing end-of-life wishes with POLST | OHSU News

A community member shares her childrens’ reactions to her lung cancer diagnosis and journey, and the effects her cancer has had on their lives. Source: Effect of My Cancer on My Children | LungCancer.net

Source: ‘People Are Ready to Die or Go to Jail in Order to Kill Jews Today,’ Warns Fr. Patrick Desbois, Pioneer of Catholic-Jewish Understanding | Jewish & Israel News Algemeiner.com

Source: ‘People Are Ready to Die or Go to Jail in Order to Kill Jews Today,’ Warns Fr. Patrick Desbois, Pioneer of Catholic-Jewish Understanding | Jewish & Israel News Algemeiner.com

According to the social worker’s earliest notes on the medical chart, the patient’s son didn’t want any grief support after his father died. The nurse who’d cared for his father echoed those sentiments when the family was discussed in the … Continue reading →

Grieving and the Holidays: Dr. Robert Neimeyer answers a bereavement question from a wife and mother grieving as Christmas approaches Source: Grieving and the Holidays – Ask Dr. NeimeyerAsk Dr. Neimeyer

Thank you, too, for helping me to understand mortality and keep death and suffering in perspective. Source: A prayer from an emergency physician

Help them participate in the holidays in a way that works for them. Source: Help your loved ones make the most of their holidays