Nearing the End of Life Brochure
Information, help and support when you are caring for someone nearing the end of life
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Sue Brayne
Death, Dying and the Menopause
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Sep 16, 2011 @ 09:42:36
As a source of practical, emotional and spiritual support, when choosing to die at home, a large number of hospices have a Hospice@Home service.Within our own organisation, Specialist Palliative nurses will visit twice daily, 7 days/week, as the person approaches end of life.
You may wish to add this to your list of resources.