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1. Caregiver Syndrome - Caregiver Stress Syndrome Caregiver Stress Syndrome is a way to describe the physiological and psychological changes experienced as the result of chronic stress due to ongoing caregiving activities. Caregiver Stress Syndrome are actual physiological and psychological symptoms...
2. My NICU Baby is Dying: Now What? This lens is developed to support the 1,000's of NICU Parents each year who must face the difficult realization that their NICU baby will not be discharged to home because their NICU baby is dying. Each year nearly 30,000 infants die in the United St...
3. The Light Beyond: helping you cope with grief and bereavement Someone you love has died. And, like countless others who have walked the path of grief before you, you are discovering that a death can rob you of so much more than a person you love. It robs you of your energy, your hope, and sometimes just of the...
4. Caregiver Stress - The Impact of Caregiving Too Much Caregiver Stress is the emotional strain of caregiving for a loved one, or attending to the needs of a child or dependent adult. Caregiving can have a major impact on the caregiver's own health. Caregivers become so concerned about caring for their...
5. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, MD Dr. Elisabeth Kubler Ross has the distinction of writing the first best selling book on a topic that no one wanted to discuss. On Death and Dying, written in 1969 is still required reading for many medical, nursing, psychology programs and college de...
6. Music Thanatology - Music as Therapy at the End of Life Music Thanatology is the practice of using music to comfort, calm and relieve the suffering of someone in the final stages of life; it is using music to ease the passage of someone who is terminally ill or dying. Since Music has been a part of my lif...
7. Medical Power of Attorney What does it mean for you?
8. Calvary Hospital Calvary Hospital is the country's only fully accredited acute care hospital devoted exclusively to palliative care for adults with advanced cancer.  More than 4,000 people are served each year through our inpatient, home care and hospice program...