Tonight at 8.30pm we feature on ITV’s documentary Keeping Care Alive: Hospices in Crisis? Thank you Daniel Hewitt and the entire team involved at ITV for your commitment to highlight the challenges facing the entire hospice sector. Zoe's Place Baby Hospice Coventry Zoe's Place Baby Hospice, Liverpool Zoe's Place Baby Hospice Middlesbrough Hospice UK Together for Short Lives
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Check out how Topkare Hospice honors life for those who choose our hospice services.
How does Topkare Hospice honor and acknowledge each life who chooses to use our hospice services? Death is a sacred part of life and Rebekah Finn our Bereavment Coordinator shares a ritual of using feathers she found in nature to recognize and represent each soul who has transitioned during our bi-weekly Interdiscplinary Team Meetings. She also adds their initials to dissolvable paper and uses a battery operated light to hold space for each of them. These feathers and initials will be collected for the 2024-2025 year and be used during our 2025 Annual Memorial. If want to learn more about hospice or have questions whether you qualify for free hospice services reach out to Kieran Rogers or call our office at 858.381.0098.
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Debunking Hospice Myths 🚫 Myth: Hospice is a 'Place'. 💡 Fact: A common misconception is that hospice is a physical building or 'Place'. Hospice is wherever your home is. It's about bringing compassionate care to the comfort of your surroundings. At Moments Hospice, we're here to support you wherever you call home. Let's redefine the way we think about hospice. #HospiceCare #ComprehensiveSupport #HospiceMyths #HospiceFacts
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Interim Hospice was honored to welcome Dr. Bill Hoy, esteemed author and grief resource consultant, to our Greenville office for an enlightening workshop. Dr. Hoy's insightful presentation, "What Keeps Us Going? Finding Meaning and Joy in Hospice Work," gave our hospice staff invaluable guidance and inspiration. If you'd like to learn more about our hospice services, click the link below: www.interimcares.com #InterimCares #InterimHospice #Hospice #HospiceEducation
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Debunking Hospice Myths 🚫 Myth: Hospice is a 'Place'. 💡 Fact: A common misconception is that hospice is a physical building or 'Place'. Hospice is wherever your home is. It's about bringing compassionate care to the comfort of your surroundings. At Moments Hospice, we're here to support you wherever you call home. Let's redefine the way we think about hospice. #HospiceCare #ComprehensiveSupport #HospiceMyths #HospiceFacts
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This is great information on hospice and includes questions you can ask when looking for a hospice. It’s important to find a hospice team that aligns with your values. Read the article to learn more. #hospice #compassionandchoices https://lnkd.in/gE9fecMt
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Did you know that Children’s hospices rely on grants and charitable donations to provide vital services to children and their families - from play to medical care, to respite care and advocacy? Without services such as these provided to my family and our daughter, I don’t know how we would have coped during her short life. Community NHS support is a postcode lottery with long waiting lists, so the closure of a children’s hospice should worry everyone - even if you’re fortunate enough to never need one. What can you do? ✅ Support your local hospice by taking part in fundraisers, volunteering or donating. £40 provides an hour of nursing care ✅ Follow and support charities like Together for Short Lives, which further supports families of children with life-limiting conditions (for example, we were gifted a mini break to make memories and received the Butterfly Fund to assist with funeral costs) ✅ Write to your MP and sign petitions to ensure vital services aren’t lost and vulnerable children can live their lives with dignity and care.
Zoe's Place Baby Hospice, Liverpool 's decision to close at the end of 2024 is very difficult for the children and families who receive care from the hospice, the staff who tirelessly provide it and all those in the local community who support it. We know that this will have been a very challenging decision for Zoe’s Place’s trustees to make too. Our thoughts are with them all at this difficult time. Together for Short Lives commits to working with professionals and services in Merseyside to help make sure that the children and families affected by this decision can access the palliative care they need, when and where they need it. Read our statement 👉🏼 https://lnkd.in/ePuBQxJd
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✨ Living Longer with Hospice: Facts You Need to Know! ✨ Did you know that patients who receive hospice care often live longer than those who don't? 🤯 Hospice care is all about supporting quality of life, without any costs to patients or families. People often misbelieve it's an end-of-life decision, but many spend weeks, months, or even years benefiting from hospice services. It's time to break the misconception that hospice is only for the very end of life and recognize its profound benefits. Educate yourself and others on the reality and advantages of hospice care. 🌿Lily Hospice | Love Until the Last Breath 📲 248-955-5100 🌐 lilyhospice.com 📍 Oakland, Macomb & Wayne County, MI #HospiceCare #QualityOfLife #EndOfLifeCare #HospiceAwareness #SupportCare #HospiceMyths #HospiceFacts #LifeQuality #HospiceMisconceptions #LilyHospice
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💜 SHARE YOUR HOSPICE STORY: So many can benefit from the comforting and professional assistance provided by hospice care, and YOUR STORY can help them understand those benefits. Choosing hospice care allows families to cherish the final moments with their loved ones, creating lasting memories. We provide compassionate and dignified care, focusing on enhancing quality of life. Share your hospice story in the comments and let us know how hospice has positively impacted your loved one's life. #HospiceCare #EnhancingQualityOfLife #Dignity #CelebratingLife #ShareYourStory #HospiceStory #coloradohospice #denverhospice #coloradospringshospice #frontrangehospice
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My heart wrenched as I watched this video. It was a hard video to watch, especially when Andrew answered the question: Do you want to die at home or in a hospice?" A powerful reminder of hospices' vital work in providing compassionate care during difficult times. I asked myself what was it like for Andrew to make that video. In those first few seconds, you could see a change in his expression as he answered, realising that whatever brought him to St Francis Hospice - who are very good, by the way - his situation was undeniably real. It's a tough place to be. Watching this video made me reflect on how often we are encouraged to be grateful for even the slightest things. While this is a good practice, I invite you to take this further. Consider this: Are you noticing what you are constantly thinking about? Are you replaying past situations, incidents or comments that hurt you? Do you continue to relive it? Because stress is widely recognised as a significant factor contributing to many illnesses. Notice what you are thinking about and ask yourself if those thoughts are serving you to live a happier life. Is it worth it? As morbid as it sounds, the Stoics had a phrase worth remembering: memento mori—remember you will die - as a profound reminder of our mortality and the impermanence of life. I repeat it to myself whenever I notice I'm making a big deal out of nothing. Make the most of your week ahead.
We've been privileged to speak to Andrew, one of the individuals we're currently caring for, and we've been blown away by his honesty and his love and support for the hospice. In this video, Andrew talks about what his hopes for the hospice are. Thank you Andrew for being so candid and for sharing your time with us 🧡 If you also want to read Andrew's story 📖 we've shared it on our website https://lnkd.in/e5J5HDYZ #40thAnniversary
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Addressing Common Misconceptions About Hospice Care Misconceptions about hospice care can prevent families from seeking the support they need. Here are some myths and the facts: 1. Myth: Hospice is only for the last days of life. Fact: Hospice can start earlier to improve quality of life. 2. Myth: Hospice means giving up hope. Fact: Hospice focuses on comfort and quality of life. 3. Myth: Hospice hastens death. Fact: Hospice provides compassionate care without hastening or postponing death. Learn more about the true benefits of hospice care at www.amedicushospice.org or contact us at (469) 389-1028. #HospiceCare #CompassionateCare #AmedicusHospice
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