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Most parents’ first instinct, when a grandparent enters hospice, is to protect their children from it. Keep the visits short,

Most families don’t think about spiritual care until someone asks a question no one can fully answer: “Is this really

Palliative care and hospice get confused constantly, and the confusion usually runs in one direction: families assume palliative care is

It’s rarely one dramatic moment that tells a family something has changed. More often, it’s a string of small things:

Grief is often talked about as if it starts the day someone dies. In reality, families facing a terminal diagnosis