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What to expect from hospice? [View all] GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 OP

(((GiveMeFreedom}}} leftynyc Nov 2013 #1

Sorry about your Dad GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #4

Wish I could do more leftynyc Nov 2013 #7

thanks lefty GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #2

Hi. I'm very sorry to read this. babylonsister Nov 2013 #3

My life partner was in hospice at the end. William769 Nov 2013 #5

You've exhausted every possible option? No transplant possibility, or anything of that nature? MADem Nov 2013 #6

All possible modern GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #11

good luck.. I wish you a journey free of pain and fear. Voice for Peace Nov 2013 #21

Thank you GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #65

Someday somewhere on this endless continuum of life. Voice for Peace Nov 2013 #75

I love your post BuddhaGirl Nov 2013 #72

Thanks. Words are easy of course, and Voice for Peace Nov 2013 #76

Well, I will hope for spontaneous remission for you. And if that doesn't happen, I'll hope you MADem Nov 2013 #68

This is sad to read qanda Nov 2013 #8

One question, qanda Nov 2013 #9

Never to late for friendships GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #14

I could not find the PM button so here it is GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #16

Aloha Paul mahina Nov 2013 #20

THANK YOU GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #61

So sorry GiveMeFreedom CountAllVotes Nov 2013 #10

I had a hospice conversation with my dad just yesterday. cry baby Nov 2013 #12

Thank you Cry baby GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #62

We did hospice in-home for a relative and glad we did. KurtNYC Nov 2013 #13

Your right Kurt GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #63

Sorry to hear about your situation. ladyVet Nov 2013 #15

my sister went into hospice care noiretextatique Nov 2013 #17

My husband had hispice at home and he had kidney cancer too. Auntie Bush Nov 2013 #18

(( GMFreedom )) LiberalAndProud Nov 2013 #19

So sorry to hear this is happening to you. haele Nov 2013 #22

No words.......... panader0 Nov 2013 #23

You will be in my thoughts. Hospice - we've had 3 experiences with them for family members. NRaleighLiberal Nov 2013 #24

hospice volunteers are real angels hopemountain Nov 2013 #25

Not all Hospice is non-profit. ForgoTheConsequence Nov 2013 #27

thank you for the post hopemountain Nov 2013 #32

Professional hospice services are a Medicare benefit. Para-professional support agencies pinto Nov 2013 #36

I'm aware that hospice is a medicare benefit. ForgoTheConsequence Nov 2013 #40

Ah, fraud. Thanks for the info. pinto Nov 2013 #41

Money ruins everything. ForgoTheConsequence Nov 2013 #42

Here in the Chicago area the small non profit hospices formed a collective mucifer Nov 2013 #53

That's a great idea! ForgoTheConsequence Nov 2013 #54

I googled it. I couldn't find anything. I think it's more internal mucifer Nov 2013 #57

Hospice Medicare Benefit pinto Nov 2013 #33

thank you, pinto! hopemountain Nov 2013 #38

hospice can be a wonderful thing dembotoz Nov 2013 #26

Hospice helps. mahannah Nov 2013 #28

It depends what you want out of it. Barack_America Nov 2013 #29

Make sure you, because you are what counts, are comfortable with your hospice care. ScreamingMeemie Nov 2013 #30

Sorry, sorry to hear about your situation. RebelOne Nov 2013 #31

I used hospice with both parents, a step parent, and a sibling. I've also worked for a hospice for Tarheel_Dem Nov 2013 #34

They will care for you with kindness and grace. QuestForSense Nov 2013 #35

I worked for a hospice for several years mcar Nov 2013 #37

So sorry to read this. My father in law madibella Nov 2013 #39

Been through it once with a family member. Cleita Nov 2013 #43

Loving tom_kelly Nov 2013 #44

Hope Hospice was absolutely wonderful for my mo Pretzel_Warrior Nov 2013 #45

One of the best things about hospice care, outside of the direct professional services, pinto Nov 2013 #46

a few books NJCher Nov 2013 #47

Believe me, you'll have friends here until the end. Buns_of_Fire Nov 2013 #48

Our family made use of hospice services Blue_In_AK Nov 2013 #49

GiveMeFreedom riverwalker Nov 2013 #50

{{{{GiveMeFreedom}}}} My husband just passed away in Sept and he was arthritisR_US Nov 2013 #51

We'll all be joining you soon enough, GMF LittleBlue Nov 2013 #52

Hi GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #78

I wish you peace and comfort ... and joy ... never forget small joys etherealtruth Nov 2013 #55

Thank you. nt. GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #64

I'm sorry Yo_Mama Nov 2013 #56

Sorry LPA elehhhhna Nov 2013 #58

Thanks GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #82

so what ar you thinking re; afterlife? elehhhhna Nov 2013 #86

Concentrate on your best memories. xfundy Nov 2013 #59

Dear GiveMeFreedom, do you want to die at home or in a dedicated facility? KittyWampus Nov 2013 #60

... Liberal_in_LA Nov 2013 #66

Thanks GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #81

You should expect comfort, and to depart this life in style curlyred Nov 2013 #67

I'm so very sorry, GiveMeFreedom pinstikfartherin Nov 2013 #69

Thank you GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #83

Hopice is wonderful and most people don't connect with them soon enough cynannmarie Nov 2013 #70

K&R for sure! nt Ernesto Nov 2013 #85

(((((((((((((( : > (( )))))))))))))) glinda Nov 2013 #71

Thanks GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #84

I'm sorry to hear this BuddhaGirl Nov 2013 #73

Thanks GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #80

... Mnemosyne Nov 2013 #74

Well Sir, peace to you. Please let me share our story. JimboBillyBubbaBob Nov 2013 #77

Thank you GiveMeFreedom Nov 2013 #79

My experience, like so many other replies, was an extremely positive one. adirondacker Nov 2013 #87