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In reply to the discussion: What to expect from hospice? [View all]xfundy
(5,105 posts)59. Concentrate on your best memories.
Your brain is fully capable of helping you relive them. Let go of grudges, and those who wronged you. it really is all about you, now. Live, more freely now than ever, without the BS and obstacles we've all faced. Live fully now, with no restraints. Remember the best times, the beautiful scenery, the awesome faces, the kindness, the boundless opportunities, the sunrises and sunsets, the rainstorms and the growth of flowers. You've earned it.
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You've exhausted every possible option? No transplant possibility, or anything of that nature?
MADem
Nov 2013
#6
Well, I will hope for spontaneous remission for you. And if that doesn't happen, I'll hope you
MADem
Nov 2013
#68
You will be in my thoughts. Hospice - we've had 3 experiences with them for family members.
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2013
#24
Professional hospice services are a Medicare benefit. Para-professional support agencies
pinto
Nov 2013
#36
Make sure you, because you are what counts, are comfortable with your hospice care.
ScreamingMeemie
Nov 2013
#30
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