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... there” who will understand our need.

Strangers become fast friends in a forum such as Virtual Hospice. I don’t know if it because of the anonymity we may choose to shield ourselves from being...

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Carolyn was also a cherished member of the Virtual Hospice community. I first met Carolyn (virtually) when I was the community manager of an online community for women...

... her. Before my Mom died I knew nothing of sorrow really, but now I am learning.

Our Virtual Hospice community is here for you Caron and Carriek and others to give you the care and compassion...

... companion.

Again, thanks to learning from your conversations on Virtual Hospice, I listened. I opened up the door to let her talk about her husband, about the trips they had done...

... style="color: #1155cc; ">Grief in Times of Celebration: The Empty Spot by Glen Horst, Virtual Hospice’s Spiritual Care Advisor. In her story, ...

... support and comfort with understanding and sometimes with a sprinkle of humour. Her nickname on Virtual Hospice was very fitting – “pas si rose” – “not so rose” “not so rosy”. While she was frank and...

... what the article doesn’ t tell and couldn’ t know is that this is also a story about the Virtual Hospice community and Passirose (aka Suzanne Lemay). Passirose started a thread Starring...

... most people are familiar with. Here are some resources that help explain what it means.

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... name="_GoBack">Tian, a palliative volunteer and one of the founding members of Virtual Hospice’s online community.

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