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... was sickness, hospitals and me be a caregiver... to the man I love waste away. I had to make those decisions that no one wants to make and it is still breaking my heart, but one thing I know is that hospice...
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... family for further changes and helping them cope. Discussing specific treatments and end-of-life decisions, such as a “do not attempt resuscitation” order, can be quite difficult with teenagers. A challenge...
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... all learn from each other’s experience. Always remind yourself that the focus of discussions and decisions should be based on what the patient and family desire and what is in their best interests. Here...
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... and unplanned. Clear communication of a ‘thoroughly dismal prognosis” enabled her to make decisions about things that were in her control, as well as decision of how to deal with that which was out of...
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... to share with you an overview of Jaime’s care in her last months of life. It will focus on the decisions made during Jaime’s last days, when she was clearly struggling to enjoy life. During the period...
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... to remind one that they are alive, that they are loved, that they matter. Those that make the decisions need to understand the lessons that are not found in a book. They need to get beneath what they...
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... slow; anticipated or a surprise; violent or peaceful; our support systems; whether we had to make decisions at the end of life, or whether they were made by others or whether there were no decisions to...
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