Difficult Conversations About Hospice Care
Family members and caregivers often feel uncomfortable talking about death and dying. But, these may be some of the most important conversations we have. If we avoid talking about death,
Tag: Supporting a Loved One
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Finding Peace in the Journey: Rick Sanders’ Story
When Rick Sanders first learned his kidneys were failing, the recommended treatment was dialysis. Having watched his brother endure the process, Rick wasn’t sure he wanted to follow that path.
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The Role of Nutrition & Hydration at the End of Life
Nutrition and hydration are important in our lives from the time we take our first breaths. Our culture places a significant emphasis on food and drink. Providing something to eat
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How to Recognize, Cope with Anxiety at the End of Life
People who are in the final stage of their life and their loved ones face many challenges, and anxiety is often one of those challenges present during this phase of
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7 Tips to Help You Provide Dignity While Caring for Another Person
Dignity is a basic human need; it’s our sense of self-worth, respect and esteem. Preserving dignity in another person means respecting their whole self and caregiving in a way that respects their
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5 Activities to Do With a Terminally Ill Loved One
When someone you care about or love has been told they only have a few days, weeks or months to live, it can be challenging to deal with that reality.