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Someone you know ill?
Someone you know ill? Watch what you say, and to whom – latimes.com. Brilliantly simple map reminder system for guiding interactions with others who may be ill.
Posted in aging, care giving, care giving, care giving, death and dying, eldercare, healing, mindfulness, nursing, prayers for the dying, senior citizens
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You Can Be Assured
From Christine Longaker at the Spiritual Care Program When I first learned the Essential Phowa, I questioned whether a beginner could effectively do the practice for a dying person. How could I possibly offer spiritual support for another person? What if … Continue reading →
Posted in buddhism, buddhism, care giving, care giving, care giving, caregiver support, death and dying, End of Life Care, end of life care, hospice, prayers for the dying, tibetan buddhism, tibetan buddhism
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Why More Patients Should Blog About Illness And Death
Why More Patients Should Blog About Illness And Death As Ganga Stone said so many years ago…Start the Conversation!
Posted in advance directives, cancer care, death and dying, death and dying, hospice, hospice care, living will, palliative care, spiritual care, zen
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You Can Do Something to Help Others
We’re heading into a time when it will be viewed as cool to help others. I’m really happy about that. Two simple, effective and direct ways to help others at any stage of their lives are to do Labyrinth Readings … Continue reading →
Posted in buddhism, care giving, care giving, care giving, caregiver support, clear light, death and dying, End of Life Care, end of life care, labyrinth reading, prayers for the dying, prayers for the dying, spiritual care, Spirituality, tibetan buddhism
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For a Hospice Pioneer, Still a Tough Call – NYTimes.com
For a Hospice Pioneer, Still a Tough Call – NYTimes.com. I knew Paul Brenner, what a wonderful gentle man. I took a walk through Jacob Perlow Hospice with him back in the ’90s and had a good interview for our … Continue reading →
Posted in buddhism, death and dying, end of life, hospice, hospice, Hospice care, hospice care, hospice nursing, hospice volunteers, palliative care, spiritual care, Spirituality, zen
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LRS Course starting; Learn a very simple, effective, time-honored way to help others
Labyrinth Reader’s Society Class starting this week (07/01/2014)! Learn how to help others, including those who are overwhelmed, stressed, ill, or near the end of life. Following is a brief description of our ongoing online activities taken from an email … Continue reading →
Posted in alzheimers, caregiver stress, caregiver stress, death and dying, end of life care, End of Life Care, grieving, healing, hospice, hospice, prayers, prayers for the dying, prayers for the dying, spiritual care, spiritual care
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