Journey of Love: A Daughter's Tender Care in Her Mother's Final Days
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by Che Rob
3d ago
I had the honor to have a heartfelt conversation with a wonderful lady who was a caregiver for her terminally ill Mom. In this moving exchange, we explore the challenges, triumphs, and profound insights that emerge from walking alongside a loved one on their end-of-life journey. From navigating the complexities of caregiving to finding moments of beauty and grace amid uncertainty, we delved into the raw emotions and experiences caregivers share in the face of loss and love. This is a poignant exploration of the human spirit and the power of compassion amid life’s most challenging moments. You ..read more
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Fighting for My Life 
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by dollaroutoffifteencents
3d ago
I was just trying to make weight.  I’ve been saying this all along, that I am approaching my liver recovery journey with the wrestling mindset of, “I need to make weight.”  This started literally 6 months ago to the day.  I was told I had early cirrhosis of the liver at age 45 that was already an F3 grade with the scarring already starting, and starting to bridge to other segments of scarring.  I also had extremely severe fat inundation of the liver that was 83% saturated– literally my liver was filled with fat at a pretty severe S3 level.  The liver inflammation was a ..read more
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Death Cafés
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by Che Rob
5d ago
In a culture where discussions about death are often taboo, Death Cafés emerges as invaluable spaces for open dialogue and reflection. These gatherings provide a unique opportunity to confront our mortality and foster meaningful connections with others. Why Death Cafés Matters Death Cafés offer a safe and non-judgmental environment where individuals can engage in candid conversations about death, dying, and loss. By breaking down societal barriers, they help normalize discussions surrounding end-of-life experiences. They play a crucial role in destigmatizing death. Participants gain a deeper ..read more
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Hospice: Myth vs Fact
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by Che Rob
1w ago
Myth – Hospice care is only for people with cancer. Fact – Hospice care is available for individuals with any terminal illness, including but not limited to cancer, heart disease, ALS, dementia, and more. Myth – Hospice means giving up hope. Fact – Hospice focuses on enhancing quality of life, comfort, and dignity for patients with terminal illnesses, providing support and care to promote emotional well-being and meaningful experiences. Myth – Hospice is only for the elderly. Fact – Hospice care is available to individuals of all ages facing terminal illnesses, including children and youn ..read more
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Une belle Mort, Hold on my Love
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by namhnetwork
2w ago
What could be harder than losing a loved one? With humility, sensibility, and honesty, Vicky Sabourin confronts us with our strongest fears while drawing strength from them. A magnificent text that provides courage to accompany our life companions until their last breath... Cover image: Hermine on my bed, the day of her euthanasia, May 28th, 2023. By Vicky Sabourin I used to have two cats, a mother and daughter named Hermine and Cheval. After a recent artist talk, a member of the audience asked me if I had cats. In my artwork, titled Dune Fever, were two bird wings amongst many natur ..read more
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Hospice 101
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by Che Rob
2w ago
As individuals and families navigate the complexities of terminal illness, one invaluable resource often comes to the forefront: hospice care. Despite its significance, many people are not familiar with the ins and outs of hospice and its comprehensive support. The aim here is to shed light on hospice and empower you to make informed decisions for yourself or your loved ones.. Understanding the Philosophy of Hospice Care At the heart of hospice lies a compassionate philosophy centered on enhancing the quality of life and providing comfort and dignity to individuals with terminal illnesses. Unl ..read more
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Rory Feek's new life and love
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by Aletha Cress Oglesby, M.D.
2w ago
This month starts my 10th year of blogging, something I never anticipated when I posted my first pie ..read more
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Advance Care Planning
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by Che Rob
3w ago
Advance care planning is how you communicate your wishes to your loved ones and medical professionals if you are incommunicado. The first and most crucial step is having conversations with your medical team and the people making decisions on your behalf. Although this can be difficult, all parties will benefit if you cannot make your wishes known. An Advance Care Directive is a legal document allowing you to specify your preferences for medical treatment and end-of-life care. This document, also known as a living will, can help take the guesswork out of how you want to be cared for. It will ou ..read more
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Death: Breaking the Taboo
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by Che Rob
3w ago
The topic of death and dying is often whispered about in hushed tones or avoided altogether. It’s overdue to break the silence and end the isolation of those who are dealing with the weight of it. Death is as natural as birth, but many of us still feel uncomfortable discussing it openly. Fear of conjuring death itself and fear of what awaits us on the other side of this mortal coil are among the various obstacles to having open and honest conversations surrounding this matter. The importance of bringing death out of the closet cannot be overstated. Avoiding the topic adds to the fear and unce ..read more
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REVIEW: What a Wave Must Be by Angela Hunt
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by bookexplorer
1M ago
Maddie, who has just lost her father to suicide, goes to live with her paternal grandparents in Flor ..read more
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