Caring for someone near the end of life is one of the most meaningful roles a person can take on. It is also one of the most emotionally and physically demanding. Whether you’
When a loved one enters the final stage of life, families often find themselves facing unfamiliar changes. Many of these changes happen slowly. Others can come suddenly. Some are e
Planning for your future care may not be an easy talk, but it’s one of the most empowering decisions you can make for yourself and your loved ones. Advance care planning allo
Becoming a caregiver can happen suddenly. Whether you’re tending to a parent, spouse, or dear friend, stepping into this role brings a deep sense of purpose, but also moments
Home health care and hospice are benefits provided by Medicare and other insurance carriers. Although many people use the terms interchangeably, it’s important to know their
Too many Americans die without receiving the type of care they want. It’s your life, shouldn’t it end the way you want it to? No, we’re not talking that you get t
Making the decision to seek hospice care for a loved one is one of the hardest moments many families face. It can feel overwhelming and deeply emotional. For many, it’s not j
A Poetic Pairing Following her retirement in April 2020 from a 30-year career in management working for social services, Terry was ready to dedicate more of her time to something s
Patricia Chandler is a wonderful, kind and loving woman who, at 80 years old, learned she had a terminal diagnosis. Having lived in Alaska since she was six years old, Patricia h
