Tag: Hospice Care

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Why didn’t you accompany me to the end?

Another year passed. Thinking of the child admitted at this time last year, I still have helplessness and sadness in my heart. I have told so many examples of healing, but today, I want to tell the story of that girl, a sad story. To treat a terminally ill child On November 15, 2014, Tian Yang lived in Corey for the first time. The little girl was 7 years old and clever and sensible. During the injection, the nurse found that the blood vessels in her right hand were not very good and habitually said, “Come on, baby, stretch out your left hand…” In the middle of the sentence, the nurse recruited the child and the child did not have Read More …

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If you have lived bravely, you should also die with dignity.

Death, like birth, growth, maturity, childbirth and aging, is a reality and a necessity. I am afraid of going from bad to worse. I am afraid of relying on others, dragging down relatives and the humiliation brought by pain and despair, far more than I am afraid of death. Cherish the days together One day at dinner, I opened a bottle of red wine and poured Grandma a cup bottom. Grandma tasted it and said: Well, yes, like Shi wine from my hometown, pour me some more. I filled her another cup and let her enjoy it slowly. Grandma tasted the wine very carefully, and her expression was very satisfied and serene, which made people feel steadfast and warm. As Read More …

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Hospice care helps patients leave peacefully.

Most people are always reluctant to mention hospice care and keep it secret. If a person’s health problem is so serious that he needs hospice care, it is really not something what should celebrate. But Jon Radulovic, spokesman for the National Organization for Hospice and Palliative Care in the United States, said: “Hospice care is not to give up, but to let patients live as well as possible with the disease.” Hospice care originated in Britain and the United States. The term hospice originated in the Middle Ages and was originally intended as a shelter for tired or sick travelers, but the modern usage of the word originated from 1948 when a doctor named Dame Cicely Saunders opened the St. Read More …

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Soothing Medicine: Let Life Leave with Dignity

Birth, aging, illness and death are natural processes of life, and people often attach great importance to [life], but deliberately ignore old age, illness, especially death. Once anyone is on the list of obstetric clinics, countless pamphlets will be sent to you and even special prenatal training classes will be held to tell prospective parents what it is like to have children and to make some what preparations. But when have we seen any hospital or institution send you pamphlets to educate the general public, especially the elderly and their families, what kind of process will it be if the elderly are ill, especially in the final stage of life, and what kind of what preparations should be made to Read More …

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If there are only a few months left in your life, will you make a Bucket List?

If there were only a few months left in your life, would you choose to be what? Everyone will come to an end. When we are young and healthy, we may feel that we still have a lot of time to do what we want to do, but have you ever thought that if there are only a few months left in our life, you will do some what? Seemingly very sad topic, but this is a story full of positive energy. The main characters of the story are two old people. One is Edward Cole, an old rich man who devotes himself to hospital reform, and the other is Carter Chambers, a black auto repair technician. If they hadn’t Read More …