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Actually, my experiences with hospice care and those who work in hospice is extraordinary. How they do it is beyond me; I suppose it is people for whom it is a calling, but I have found hospice to be one of the most positive, respectful, peace-inducing, empathetic of services and experiences out there. Those involved somehow make what could be a scary, lonely, depressing, and painful time of life anything but. I really recommend finding out more about it, Ffosse.Re: Hospice Care
I'm so sorry to know you have incurable cancer Fosse. I've never been inside a hospice but all I ever hear about them is how they are such peaceful and respectful places with the best of care given enabling us to live out our final days on earth with such dignity.Re: Hospice Care
Ffosse think of a Hospice as 'home from home ' with special care. Hopefully, you will be in your home for some time to come but don't be apprehensive if you have to stay in one.Re: Hospice Care
I'm still at the accepting/non accepting stage. When my Hodgkin's Lymphoma went into remission 18 months ago I was overjoyed. I believed it was cured and it is a curable cancer.Re: Hospice Care
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Sorry to here about your situation Ffosse but be comforted by the fact that hospices by and large are one of the best places to face your final days.Thread Tools | |
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