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I just found this forum this afternoon as I was "surfing" for information about how hospice/palliative care opperates in Alberta. Fortunately for us at this point it is not something we need for awhile.
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... relative or spouse with Parkinson's, who have any stories to share with respect to psychological coping with this illness in both the sufferer, and the caregiver?
I have not noted any caregiversof...
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... How to self-advocate –Safe and Sound in the Hospital!
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Hello,
I am in a position I could never have foreseen. My sons wife has been admitted to hospice with Stage IV metastatic colon cancer. I do not believe she has long as her liver is failing rapidly...
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... sure but within an hour or so we worked it out. He is the love of my life. I have never been happier. Now all i do is live in fear for losing the man i love. I did finially get a proposal out of the deal...
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... RN showed me the information sheet with various phone numbers. She put out the breakout morphine pills, in case she had the need for additional pain medications above the regular morphine dosage morning...
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... because done means I will not have himanymore.)
In the last week, my husband has declined rapidly. I and his doctor think this is nearing the end. Why isn't this easier? I have known, I thought I...
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... internet searches for how to care for someone who wishes to die at home. My mother is currently hospitalized, suffering with brain cancer and her physicians have given us a timeline of less than three...
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... due to the location of the tumor which at the time was around 2 cm. The diabetes was treated with pills which he took until around July 2012 when his sugar count leveled out and remained normal at least...
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... program in our town and yesterday our nurse brought up with him the possibility of going to a hospice.
He became so upset, stated he is going to stay home to the end. His nurse tried reasoning...