The here and now - CLOSLER
When caring for a patient with terminal illness, shift your orientation from explaining the past to being present and exploring how they want to spend their remaining time in the future. By Nettie Reynolds, MDiv, interfaith chaplain
Some illnesses cause us people (including ourselves) to ask, How did this happen? The question often begins quietly. A family member may remember something said years earlier about smoking, alcohol, diet, or medications. The patient searches for the moment when th...
Some illnesses cause us people (including ourselves) to ask, How did this happen? The question often begins quietly. A family member may remember something said years earlier about smoking, alcohol, diet, or medications. The patient searches for the moment when th...