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Category Archives: Terminal Illness
Glen Campbell’s Last Song…
If this doesn’t kick you in the gut, I don’t know what will. Such a heartbreaking disease – for the family and for the person afflicted. Give it a listen with tissues nearby. Trust me on that one… http://www.headlinepolitics.com/glen-campbells-final-song-will-break-heart-video/
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Tagged alzheimers, bereavement counseling, dementia, terminal illness
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Your Terminal Illness: Physical Matters…
Now that you’ve caught your breath and before you begin to think about what to do, who to consult, how to try to navigate through this as an individual and as a family, let’s start with some theories about dying … Continue reading
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Tagged bereavement counseling, grief, grief and loss, grieving, terminal diagnosis, terminal illness
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Coping with Terminal Illness…Part 1
You’ve been through the treatments, the days, weeks, months, years of uncertainty, tests, consultations, hospitalizations, surgeries…and your doctor walks into the room and says “I’m sorry. There’s nothing more we can do for you.” The floor drops out of the … Continue reading
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Tagged bereavement counseling, grief, grief and loss, grieving, loss, terminal diagnosis, terminal illness
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