Caregiving and Hospice, September 12 - September 18

From Grief Healing's Twitter stream this week:

• The white lies of caregiving, by M. Ruehling http://bit.ly/biO9KN via @hospicepharmacy

• Quality-of-life care must start right away, by D. Ofri, MD | CNN.com http://bit.ly/aZsJ1u

• Is Your Approach to Eldercare Like Deferred Maintenance? http://ow.ly/2FN9B via @ElderCareRN @AgeWiseLiving

• Where people die matters. Hint: Not the ICU, http://lat.ms/99KAB9 via @hospicepharmacy 

• Hospice care offers return to the art of dying, http://bit.ly/bFBEHg via @hospicepharmacy

• Enjoy this video that dispels some of the myths about hospice care, http://bit.ly/bwLoeB via @SanDiegoHospice 

• Ending Life With a Sense of Dignity and Peace, http://bit.ly/cOF2lf

• The Dangers of Eating Alone, by @ElderCareRN

• Avoiding the Call to Hospice, by Paula Span, http://nyti.ms/aDRI8t

• Why it’s so difficult to die in an American hospital, http://ow.ly/2Df2L via @kevinmd

• Does it matter where cancer patients die? Study says yes - USATODAY.com, http://usat.ly/ckrKli

• Inspiring Blogs for the Sandwich Generation, list by@mominthebalance, http://bit.ly/aTYDu8

• Dying at home often easier on cancer patients and caregivers, study finds, http://bit.ly/dh9r7E

• What Is Hospice? http://ow.ly/2DpEj by @AgeWiseLiving

• WWII veteran benefits from canine companionship, http://ht.ly/2DiSZ @PetsforPatriots

• Relative with terminal illness? Restore control and sanity. Sooner or Later by D. Iocovozzi http://amzn.to/bUdXVH