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End of Life Issues

Tetrachloride

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7. I suggest call an outsider if your hospice worker doesn't know.

Reply to phylny (Original post)

Sun Jan 17, 2021, 09:51 AM

Jan 2021

1. Call an outsider. Your local funeral home may be able to advise on who and also on what questions to ask, or answer some of your questions.
2. Then you are ready to ask the real questions to the real person.

My hospice worker explained a few things and it was as she said. Fortunately, in the case of my mother, there was no mystery of her condition or care.

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Who can I talk to who can explain what my father did/went through during the last two [View all] phylny Jan 2021 OP

I'm sorry for your loss Rorey Jan 2021 #1

Attending physician? 634-5789 Jan 2021 #2

I can tell you this Rorey Jan 2021 #3

I am so sorry for your loss. AllyCat Jan 2021 #4

When my wife died after being in hospital for several weeks... Girard442 Jan 2021 #5

Can you tell us what you saw and heard? Karadeniz Jan 2021 #6

I suggest call an outsider if your hospice worker doesn't know. Tetrachloride Jan 2021 #7

the hospice org i volunteered w had counselors. mopinko Jan 2021 #8

Are these questions of a somewhat spiritual nature? alittlelark Jan 2021 #9

Start with dad's personal physician, or even your own. marble falls Jan 2021 #10

Reach out to Hospice in your area. Big Blue Marble Jan 2021 #11

Thank you all for the kind words and thoughts. phylny Jan 2021 #12

❤️ ❤️ ❤️ a kennedy Jul 2021 #13

my father markie Sep 2021 #14