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... the brunt of the decision making and support care.
She is in Palliative care at the hospital awaiting transfer to a Hospice. I am struggling with what comes next. She has an apartment currently...
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Hi.. My husband died in early September from cancer. He was at home and with the help of hospice I was his carer. I am exhausted, traumatized, sad beyond belief and the irony is that the person I want to...
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... issues and was not possible for us to keep him at home. He passed one week after going to hospital. During this time I was told by palliative care that they believed my mom was showing signs of dimentia.
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... chronic kidney disease, and at least one more I have forgotten). At this point, he is hospitalized and is admitting to being deeply depressed, but remains very much in denial, as are his two adult children.
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... mental/emotional deterioration of the last few years, I no longer know which way to turn. I'm hoping that someone on this site can give me some sound advice.
Sincerely,
'Sammy Sunshine'
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... telling you all that I am an anthropologist in my Master's degree at a Canadian university. My topic of study, is palliative care and community support. In this light it may seem like I am here for solely...
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... was stunning. I know after the funeral everyone goes back to their lives and you are left to pick up the pieces quietly and so often alone but I expected better. The callousness of the world has got me...
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... mourn their dad but have no idea how much I am suffering. I read a wonderful book on grief and coping. I know I have to get out and live my life. I'm jealous and envious of my friends who have their husbands.
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... tempted. I want my hubby back. I want my purpose back. I loved him, I liked him, I valued his opinions and support. His kindness, intellect and lack of judgemental attitude. No one can make up for loneliness...