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... (no fuss, remember) I set up a Facebook page for family and friends to post their thoughts and stories; you know all those things you would talk about at a funeral. ...
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... from our Moderator, Colleen - to begin a new chapter of discussions. It appears from the stories we all share that most of us feel misunderstood - and alone. As a result we look online for help, support,...
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... to read several of your forums now. And already there is some bizzarre comfort in hearing your stories. Even though many of you were a caregiver to your husbands illness longer than I. I guess I am tunring...
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... href="http: //www. virtualhospice. ca/en_US/Main+Site+Navigation/Home/Support/Support/Your+Stories/Current/The+Holidays+Minus+2. aspx" target="_blank">The...
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It's Thanksgiving today.
People across the country are sharing meals, walks and stories, and giving thanks. However, there are times in life that take us by surprise. Things happen unexpectedly and...
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... the presence of a loved one, long after they have passed away.
These stories are so common that one must remain open-minded about them. Do you have any such stories to share?
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... in the Patient Impact Challenge.
Early...
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... dedicate an hour a week to watch the movie version of "Chick Lit". Snobs! I find it charming. The stories make me laugh and cry, the visuals, costumes and sets are splendid. Escapism at its very best.
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Hi everyone, I'm new here. I have been getting some solace from reading your stories and advice. I tried to reach out last month but had some technical difficulties and couldn't make my post work. I am...
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... program providing services with such an approach. ">Hospice forum and our various stories and needs, it made me appreciate how wonderful it is that we live in such a time of technical advancement...