Best selections from Grief Healing's Twitter stream this week:
- Transforming Caregiving: You Are Not Alone, via
- New at caregiving? Here's what to expect, via
- What is pain? New short film and Pain Policy blog, via
- Book review, Learning How to Die: Handbook for Mortals via
- "Putting good info in people's hands leads to better-informed decisions. Thanks for your help," from to
- The best things in life are free! "Hospice is futility-free, stigma-free, and denial-free," by via
- Some Tips to Make the Most of Father's Day, by
- Explaining death and dying to your children, via
- When to start thinking about hospice care and how to start the conversation, RT
- Help patients find a home for pets through local hospice PPOM program,
- Speaking of Aging: How to Be a Parent to Your Parent, via
- Coaxing optimism back into your life, via
- Caregiving Tips: Knowing When Your Loved One Needs Extra Help and Care, via
- Hospice volunteers make a difference by offering comfort to the dying, via
- Why families and advocacy groups accept the torture of dying patients,
- Outstanding! Doctor's letter to a patient with newly diagnosed cancer,
- Student learns life lessons as volunteer for hospice, via
- Free from HFA: A Caregiver's Guide to the Dying Process,
- Responding to Cancer Care Costs | PallimedBlog,
- "If I've got 6 months to live, I want to know so I can party" | Pallimed Blog,
- Call for Preventive Palliative Care, via
I have posted an essay about being a hospice volunteer: http://spiritspout.blogspot.com/2011/06/week-that-mom-died-id-been-working-on.html
ReplyDeleteI am a HUGE fan of the hospice program. It's remarkable and necessary.
I've read your essay, Dylan ~ it's wonderful. Thank you for sharing it with us, and thank you for being a hospice volunteer. You sound like a very mature young lady.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marty. Thank YOU for putting all of this great information together!
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