Những podcast Hospice Quinte hay nhất (2024)

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What are Death Cafes and Death Salons? 5:10

4M ago5:10

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Death Cafes and Death Salons have been around for over a decade now and are continuing to grow in popularity. Maybe you’ve heard of them, but some might not know what they are or why people are organizing them. In this episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to go over Death Cafes and Death Salons so that you’ll be ready should you wish to attend on…

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Bereaved Parents Month 6:36

4M ago6:36

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Losing a child is something no parent ever wants to go through. While it’s understandable that a parent wouldn’t want to even imagine something that tragic happening to them, it can and does unfortunately happen to people every day. July is Bereaved Parents Month and to mark the event, this episode of Changing Lives will cover some strategies for d…

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Different Types of Burials 4:50

5M ago4:50

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When a person is creating their end-of-life plan, there are a lot of decisions to be made. One of the big ones is what will be done with your body after you die. Most people are aware of the more common options, such as burial and cremation, but are there any other methods to choose from? In this episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to learn abou…

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5 Ways to Help Someone Who is Grieving 5:10

5M ago5:10

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Grief can be a difficult thing to work through. It can make everyday tasks like going to work or doing basic chores hard or impossible to do. It’s one thing to go through the death of a loved one alongside another friend or family member as you mourn that person’s death together, but what can you do to help someone you know who is working through t…

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InspiAir Presents Hospice Quinte's 4th Annual Charity Golf Tournament 4:47

6M ago4:47

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Are you ready to hit the links? On this episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to tell you a bit about our next fundraiser, our 4th Annual Golf Tournament presented by InspiAir. We’ll also let you know why we rely so much on donations, and where your money goes when you donate to Hospice Quinte. Support the show Listen on 91x FM You can listen to e…

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Spirituality in Hospice Care 4:57

6M ago4:57

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There a very large number of different beliefs and cultures that exist in the world, and the one thing many of them have in common is that they all have particular ceremonies around death. They may look very different, but a reverence for death is nearly universal regardless of one’s spiritual belief or lack thereof. On this episode of Changing Liv…

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Eastern Ontario Caregiver Expo 2024 4:25

8M ago4:25

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Caregivers work tirelessly to ensure the person they’re caring for is as safe and healthy as they can make them. As a result, nearly all of their energy gets put into providing care with the resources they’ve been given, and they don’t necessarily have the time to research some goods or services that might ease some of the more difficult aspects of…

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What is a Death Doula? 5:50

8M ago5:50

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Many people have heard of doulas in the context of giving birth, but what is a death doula? On this week’s episode of Changing Lives, we’ll be going over Death Doulas. What are they, and how do they help a person who is dying? Support the show Listen on 91x FM You can listen to episodes of "Changing Lives" on 91x FM each Monday (except for holidays…

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How to Explain Death to a Child 5:00

9M ago5:00

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Death can sometimes be a difficult concept to understand, especially for a child. Given there are instances where adults can sometimes reject or avoid the death of someone close to them, it can be challenging for a child to fully grasp the concept. In this episode of Changing Lives, we will go over how to best explain death to a child in a way they…

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Negative Coping Strategies to Avoid After a Death 4:56

9M ago4:56

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A person’s reaction to death depends on a multitude of factors. While there is no right way to mourn the death of someone you know, there can be certain actions a person could take in an attempt to cope that could be harmful to themselves or those around them. On this week’s episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to go over negative coping strategi…

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What Does a Volunteer Do at Hospice Quinte? 5:43

9M ago5:43

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Volunteers are the lifeblood of Hospice Quinte. They are trained, compassionate, and dedicated as they provide services in our communities. In this episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to look at what our volunteers do to make Hospice Quinte work as well as it does. Support the show Listen on 91x FM You can listen to episodes of "Changing Lives" …

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What Happens if You Die At Home Alone? 6:03

10M ago6:03

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One of the benefits of choosing in-home hospice care when faced with a terminal illness is that you have a trained volunteer visiting you in your home at regular intervals to check on you. While most people will also have a caregiver to help as well, what happens if you are alone for periods of time and happen to die during one of those times? In t…

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What Happens to Pets When Their Owner Dies? 6:01

10M ago6:01

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When it comes to talking about death in relation to pets, the conversation is typically about dealing with the death of the pet. But what happens when it’s the other way around? In this week’s Episode of Changing Lives, we will examine what happens to our furry friends who are still around after we die. Support the show Listen on 91x FM You can lis…

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Answering Common Questions About Hospice Care 9:35

10M ago9:35

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Hospice care is a specialized form of healthcare that focuses on providing comfort and support to individuals facing life-limiting illnesses. We often receive the same set of questions around hospice care and for someone who has never had any exposure to it in the past, there are many aspects of it that aren’t intuitive. In this episode we will be …

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What Do You Do with a Loved One's Things When They Die? 5:31

10M ago5:31

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When someone dies, something needs to happen to all their belongings. It can feel like a major invasion of privacy to go through everything they own, and that paired with the constant reminders that they are no longer with us can make the task a particularly difficult one. On this episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to go over some of the differ…

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How to Have a Living Funeral 6:53

11M ago6:53

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Many times when people die, all of their friends, family, and acquaintances come to the funeral to pay their respects and say goodbye for the final time. But you may be thinking to yourself, if I was dying, I wouldn’t want everyone that’s ever cared about me to gather after I die. I want to see them and say goodbye to them in person while I’m still…

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Changing Traditions After the Death of a Loved One 3:53

12M ago3:53

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The holidays can be a painful time for many who are grieving the loss of a loved one. There are oftentimes traditions or events that a person would be involved in that they are no longer around for, and that changes the dynamic of the whole celebration. Maybe they always read a certain story, baked a certain dish, or were integral to the holiday. O…

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International Volunteer Day 2023 4:49

12M ago4:49

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Did you know that December 5th is International Volunteer Day as proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1997? This day is set aside not only to recognize the efforts of UN volunteers, but of all volunteers across the globe. So why recognize volunteerism? Volunteerism helps to ensure that the needs of individuals who are often forgotte…

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Why You Should Learn Your Family Health History 5:32

1y ago5:32

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It’s a common turn of phrase for someone to say that something “runs in their family”. Typically they’re referring to a personality trait or a physical feature. However this can also frequently refer to medical conditions. With November 26th being National Family Health History Day, let’s look into why it’s important to learn your medical history, …

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Death in Different Cultures 5:16

1y ago5:16

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With Halloween almost upon us, why not take some time to take a look at the origins of the holiday, some other ways different cultures celebrate death, and other traditions based around the communal celebration of death. Learn about three different events celebrating death in this week's episode. Support the show Listen on 91x FM You can listen to …

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What's it Like to Work at Hospice Quinte? 6:34

1y ago6:34

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You might think that a workplace that deals with the topic of death every single day would be a depressing one, and that discussing such a depressing topic must make for a depressing workplace culture. Here at Hospice Quinte, that couldn’t be further from the truth. In this episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to give you a bit of a behind the sc…

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World Hospice Palliative Care Day 2023 4:29

1y ago4:29

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Celebrated annually, on the second Saturday in October, World Hospice and Palliative Care Day is a unified day of action, to celebrate and support hospice and palliative care around the world! Learn more about it on this week's episode of the "Changing Lives" podcast. Support the show Listen on 91x FM You can listen to episodes of "Changing Lives" …

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Memories at the End of Life 4:03

1y ago4:03

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As human beings, we all experience the reality that memories can fade over time. While memories tied to strong emotions tend to stay with us throughout our lives, everyday memories are not deeply embedded in our long-term memory. Learn all about how our brains process memories and what to do to help a dying loved one in this week's episode. Support…

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Planning the Care You Want at the End of Life 4:27

1y ago4:27

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Most people tend to avoid having end of life care discussions. Who wants to talk about dying when talking about living is much easier and exciting! It’s much easier to envision a peaceful death where one dies quietly in their sleep. This scenario although idyllic, is not the norm and choices about end-of-life care often happen in the moment and can…

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Harvesting Hope for Hospice Quinte Car Rally & Artisan Market 4:09

1y ago4:09

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Over the course of each year, Hospice Quinte holds a variety of events to help raise funds in order to keep our programs operational. Some of our more popular events end up becoming annual affairs, and the Harvesting Hope Car Rally and Artisan Market is just such an event. On Saturday, September 23, participants will head out on a car rally/scaveng…

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Five Things Everyone Should Know About Hospice Care 3:50

1y ago3:50

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Today we’re going to discuss five things that everyone should know about Hospice and palliative care. Many people may have heard these terms before and know that they have something to do with death, but might not know much more than that. Learn some of the basics when it comes to hospice palliative care on this week's episode. Support the show Lis…

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History of Hospice Care 3:59

1y ago3:59

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Hospice care has a long history spanning over 1,500 years. Its origins can be traced back to fourth-century Rome when a compassionate woman named Fabiola established a place to care for the sick and dying. This concept of hospice was further embraced by the Catholic Church, which continued to provide care to the poor and sick in hospices throughout…

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Preparing a Child to Visit a Dying Loved One 3:41

1+ y ago3:41

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When faced with the impending loss of a loved one, you may feel unsure about bringing your child to see them. It's natural to worry about how to talk to your child about the situation and the potential impact it may have on them. Learn all about what you should and shouldn't do to help your child say goodbye to a loved one in this week's episode. S…

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Being With Someone When They Die 4:05

1+ y ago4:05

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Being present with a loved one during their final moments is an intense and profound experience. The mix of emotions, uncertainty, and mental strain can be overwhelming. It's completely normal to feel lost and unsure of how to act or what to say in such a sensitive time. Listen for more tips on what to do when you are with someone who is dying on t…

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Your Digital Legacy 3:31

1+ y ago3:31

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For many, managing all your social media accounts and other online login information can be a hassle under the best of circumstances. Now imagine having to pass all that information on to a loved one after hearing you have a terminal illness. Your digital presence online is something that will likely be there forever, so it’s important to consider …

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Preparing Financially for Death 3:54

1+ y ago3:54

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Coming to terms with the fact that you are dying can be very difficult. There are a lot of emotions that a person goes through as they try to understand that something they once may have thought was a far off event is now at their doorstep. Everything from spending as much time with your loved ones as possible to potentially completing goals that m…

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Self-Care for the Caregiver 4:04

1+ y ago4:04

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The importance of self-care when caring for others is essential. How often have you heard phrases like “You cannot give from an empty cup”? Yet all too often we do not take the necessary steps to fill our own cup. Learn all about the importance of caring for yourself when you are caring for others in this week's episode. Support the show Listen on …

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History of Hospice Quinte 5:13

1+ y ago5:13

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Since 1985, Hospice Quinte has been providing much needed support to the terminally ill, their caregivers, and those struggling with the challenges of grief, and from here, we are only seeking to do more! Hear all about how Hospice Quinte started and where it is today on this week's episode. Support the show Listen on 91x FM You can listen to episo…

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Creating a Caregiver Respite Plan 4:37

1+ y ago4:37

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If you have ever flown on an aircraft, you may recall the oxygen mask demonstration and the instructions to put your own mask on first before attempting to assist other passengers. As a society we are more likely to follow directions than to ask others for help. In 2018, Stats Canada reported that as many as 1 in 4 Canadians provide care for family…

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Fundraising at Hospice Quinte 4:12

1+ y ago4:12

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It’s a regular occurrence that people ask how much it costs to access the services at Hospice Quinte. Those people are often surprised to learn that everything is completely free of charge for the end-of-life care we provide, as well as other services like our bereavement support groups. It’s 100% free to come to the Stan Klemencic Care Centre or h…

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Debunking Stigmas Around Death 3:44

1+ y ago3:44

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It’s no secret that death is not an easy thing to talk about. In fact, it’s a topic that is so often avoided, many people have some incorrect perceptions around the process of dying. Not having the right information can make what is already a tough time to go through even more difficult. Learn more about some common misconceptions around death on t…

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Planning a Vigil 3:47

1+ y ago3:47

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Vigil planning may not be top of mind for patients and their families in the early stages of receiving palliative care services. However, discussing vigil planning can be a part of your advance care planning process. The vigiling process ensures that the person is not alone while making their transition from life to death. Find out how to plan a vi…

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Life is Hard. Hospice Quinte Can Help 4:34

2y ago4:34

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Receiving a diagnosis of a life-limiting or terminal illness can be devastating and can send patients and their families into a state of despair and hopelessness. Planning for end-of-life care may seem overwhelming, but many services are available to help people live well during the terminal phase of an illness. A phone call to your local hospice i…

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Grief and Valentine's Day 5:00

2y ago5:00

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Special days and holidays can sometimes trigger memories and difficult emotions in individuals who have experienced the loss of a loved one. For those who have lost a spouse or partner, Valentine's Day can feel particularly cruel because of its emphasis on togetherness, love, and romance. And, just like Halloween and Christmas, with all the lead up…

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Hospice Quinte's In-Home Hospice Service 5:18

2y ago5:18

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What would happen if you were diagnosed with a terminal illness? Where and how would you like to live out the rest of your life? If you and your family have decided that you wish to die at home, then accessing the proper resources and services will lessen some of the potential strain of caregiving. You may desire to have an in-home hospice visiting…

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How Children Deal With Loss 5:05

2y ago5:05

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Everyone who experiences loss will grieve differently, and children of course are no exception. The primary difference in adult versus child grief is the way in which the grieving process is demonstrated, leaving adults who care for grieving children at times confused and worried that somehow their child isn’t grieving normally. The way children re…

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Grief and Sleep 5:20

2y ago5:20

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It’s common for people to experience a change in their sleeping pattern in the days, weeks and months following the loss of a loved one. If you were a caregiver prior to the loss, then this sleeplessness can be intensified. People who are grieving may have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep. On the other end of the spectrum, grievers may find…

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Preparing for a Death in the Home 5:21

2y ago5:21

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Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz said it best – “there’s no place like home”. For most of us, home is where we want to be. It’s where our creature comforts are, where we feel most content and happy, and it’s where our friends and family come to visit. It’s natural, then, that some individuals who are experiencing their end of life want to spend their …

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How a Bereavement Support Group Can Help 4:40

2y ago4:40

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When you have lost a loved one and need some help, there are options. You might seek support from family or friends, find a book that provides some comfort, or you might find that you need something more. A bereavement support group offers support and connection that comes from being with people who have also experienced the loss of a loved one. Be…

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Who Cares for the Caregivers? 5:20

2+ y ago5:20

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Caregiving is a challenging and rewarding part of many people’s lives. Caregivers face many adversities, with unknowns, stressors and worries being a normal part of the caregiving journey. The mental health and wellbeing of caregivers however is often overlooked. This is an issue that caregivers and the organizations that support them are acknowled…

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Benefits of Volunteering for Seniors 4:40

2+ y ago4:40

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Many non-profit organizations could not survive without the assistance provided by loyal volunteers. In fact, a report by Volunteer Canada revealed that Baby Boomers and Senior Adults provided more than 1 billion volunteer hours in 2010! Clearly volunteering provides non-profits and charities a wealth of expertise, which allows these organizations …

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Challenges Men Face as Caregivers 5:10

2+ y ago5:10

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Even though caregiving is often thought of as a role assumed primarily by women, a recent survey found that 44% of caregivers are men. Like their female counterparts, approximately 3.4 million male caregivers face tremendous challenges as they simultaneously try to balance work and raise a family with the physical and emotional demands of helping a…

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Advance Care Planning Basics 4:46

2+ y ago4:46

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** Please note: this podcast mentions the April 2022 Advance Care Planning workshop offered by Hospice Quinte, which has now been completed ** Imagine for a moment that you were not able to speak for yourself. Who would you want to make decisions on your behalf? Do your family or friends know what your end-of-life wishes are? Many people think that…

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Preparing a Child to Visit a Dying Loved One 4:45

2+ y ago4:45

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There is a question that often surfaces in the hospice environment: How much should we involve children in dying process family members? And that leads to another eventual question - at what age is it appropriate for children to attend funerals? Family members struggle with both of these questions. And different cultures in our world address the to…

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Hospice Quinte's Companionship Programs 5:21

2+ y ago5:21

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*** Please Note: This Content May Contain Information Regarding Programs That Are No Longer Offered by Hospice Quinte *** In 2020 Hospice Quinte introduced two new programs – Bereavement Companionship and Caregiver Companionship. Often, people who are caring for someone with a terminal illness don’t have the time or energy to come to a support grou…

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