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Hello,I hope this is the right place to ask for this. I am working for home care provider and organize training for our staff. I was wondering if you provide training sessions, maybe for a couple of hours, to give a bit more insight into end of life as we ....
Andrea40 10 hours ago
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Husband has terminal lung cancer , oncologist has said he has about 4 months to live. That was in july. He has been offered 3 sessions of chemo and immunotherapy every 3 weeks. He had the first session 5 weeks ago but had a heart attack the second week after ....
Dawnh 1 month ago
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My father is currently in hospital. He has terminal prostrate cance and was admitted 2 weeks ago with a life threatening chest infection.amazingly he survived but the hospital is not certain the infection has gone. They wish to send him home with 4 nurse visits a day and no overnight ....
Katecox 2 months ago
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crabe 2 months ago
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Is it right that only one person can visit a dying relative in a care home? As next of kin my mum has decided it's her who gets to be with my nanna. But me and my nanna are closer than my mum is and I've visited her several times ....
Littlesam 3 months ago
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Hello everyone!<o:p></o:p> <o:p> </o:p> On Monday the 8th June, between 11am-12pm, the Spiritual Care Lead from our Cardiff Hospice, Claire, will be here to answer your questions or simply talk about how you're feeling.<o:p></o:p> <o:p> </o:p> You don’t need to have any spiritual or religious beliefs to talk to her – you ....
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Hannah11 4 months ago
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This space is here for you to pose a question directly to the team.Information and Support OfficersOur Support Line Officers can help you with information about all aspects of living with, or caring for someone, with a terminal illness. From diagnosis to bereavement, whether you have practical, emotional or financial ....
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admin 5 months ago
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