When you or your loved one has a life-limiting illness, there’s so much more than symptom management involved. You face the psychological stress, financial questions and social issues that arise […]
They were more than just your spouse—they were your best friend and constant companion through the highs and lows of the chapters of your life. Living without them is not […]
Download PDF: October-2024-Presidents-Report TO: 3HC Board of Directors FROM: Jennifer Whitleyo DATE: October 31, 2024 SUBJECT: October 2024 President’s Report Hello 3HC Board, I hope you are enjoying this beautiful […]
It can be as simple as a smile and a game of checkers, or even thumbing through old photographs. Sometimes, all it takes is a pleasant conversation to show how […]
At first, the changes may be subtle and difficult to notice. While Parkinson’s disease gets progressively worse over time, in some individuals, this deterioration is gradual. During this phase, the […]
After hours, you may feel like you’re “on your own,” and the thought of a medical emergency or health issue causes panic and uncertainty. But you can put those fears […]
Grief comes in many forms, and there is no “right” way to grieve. When speaking about grief, many consider the tears, crying spells, and depression that often follow. But what […]
Imagine this scenario: You’ve just been discharged from the hospital after a knee replacement. You know that recovery is going to be challenging, but it is extremely difficult—maybe even impossible–for […]
Frequently, hospitals are busy places. There is constant movement as nurses check on patients, follow treatment plans and update medical records. When you think of a hospice inpatient unit, your […]
There are many ways to make the memory of those you love live on. One way to ensure their memory is honored is through a charitable hospice donation. There are […]
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