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Facing the challenges of illness and becoming bed-bound can feel daunting, especially when you live alone without the support of family or friends. In such moments, it is completely normal to wonder how you will navigate the complexities of your care. Hospice...
In the journey towards the end of life, the comfort and solace provided by holistic care becomes paramount. We understand that spirituality plays a significant role in seeking inner peace and finding meaning during this transitional phase. Below we explore how...
Discussing end-of-life decisions and preferences with family members can be a challenging but essential conversation. We understand the importance of open communication surrounding these sensitive topics. Below we provide guidance for navigating these...
Losing a loved one to a terminal illness is an incredibly painful experience. Losing a spouse or partner can be particularly traumatic, and the grieving process can feel overwhelming and confusing. However, grief is a personal process, and everyone grieves in their...
October 9, 2022, is Clergy Appreciation Day, and on this day we’d like to acknowledge the Hospice Chaplains who work tirelessly with patients and their families to support them throughout their end-of-life journey. Hospice Chaplains offer spiritual guidance and...
The holidays are a time for cheer, warm fuzzy feelings, and family. But, for people who have just lost loved ones or are dealing with their loved one’s terminal illness, the holidays can be an extremely lonely and depressing time. It’s important to know that you’re...
Although the holiday season can bring feelings of comfort and joy for many, it’s not like that for everyone. About 5% of U.S. adults experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), also known as seasonal depression. That’s why December is Seasonal Depression Awareness...
October is Pastor and Clergy Appreciation Month. We’re extremely grateful for the chaplains that serve our hospice and palliative care communities. For hospice chaplains, providing comfort to the spirit is just as essential as a doctor offering physical comfort...
August 30th is National Grief Awareness Day. Why would somebody create a day celebrating grief? The day was created by Angie Cartwright in 2014. Cartwright was familiar with loss and became consumed by her grief. She wanted to find a way to support other people going...
My father passed away five years ago. One year after his death, almost to the day, my brother told me he had been diagnosed with ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s Disease. His life expectancy is 3-5 years. My brother has since lost his ability to walk, talk, and even eat. Loss...
