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Study Counters Huge Stereotype About How Americans Die

Americans with terminal cancer are more likely than Europeans to die at home, not in a hospital
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10 Ways To Live Life With No Regrets

This impactful experience became a huge motivator for me to start living as if any day could be my last. We never know how long we will live, so we must make conscious choices each day to live fully and make the most out of each experience we have. Here are ten ways to start living life with no regrets.
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10 Countries With The Best Care For The Dying

We all want a high quality of life. But what about the quality of death?
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Why Listening Matters Most During Times Of Loss

By Adam McHugh, Quiet Revolution

There's A New Focus On End-Of-Life Care And Counseling In 40 States

The use of hospice services has grown steadily since they were first offered in the U.S. four decades ago.
By Michael Ollove, Pew's Stateline

The Business Of Dying Has Never Been More Lucrative

For-profit hospices are making tons of money, but it's not necessarily a good thing.
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How To Have Difficult Conversations About Hospice Care

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The 2 Truths I've Learned After Working Decades In Hospice

After spending hours at the bedside of my precious Grandma Daisy, I stepped out of her room to make a brief telephone call. At that moment, Grandma Daisy died. When I began working in hospice, I witnessed similar experiences.
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10 Things To Know About A Loved One's Final Hours

I have witnessed many families struggling with how to be during the last hours of a person's life. I have been struck by the lack of knowledge and the misconceptions that people have about the needs of a person approaching the end.
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