#hospice — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #hospice, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/64669/ New Prime Minister Andy Burnham chairs his first cabinet meeting | ITV News Granada Reports #AndyBurnham #burnley #cheshire #CommonwealthGames #Cumbria #DowningStreet #everton #football #granada #GranadaReports #GreaterManchester #HOMELESSNESS #Hospice #IsleOfMan #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #lancashire #leigh #liverpool #LiverpoolFc #makerfield #manchester #ManchesterCity #ManchesterUnited #merseyside #NorthWest #politics #RugbyLeague #Sport #wigan
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#California & #Minnesota won't recive more than $1 billion in federal #Medicaid payments "until the states take more steps to investigate questionable claims."
The admin is also "imposing a 6-month moratorium on enrolling new hospice & home #healthcare providers in #Medicare..."
#MyThoughts –
Medicare too... and #hospice (of all things) and #homehealth... this is not about looking for fraud. The #TrumpAdmim is being cruel -- withholding money because it can.#USA
--https://www.axios.com/2026/07/21/trump-medicaid-freeze-california-minnesota
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#California & #Minnesota won't recive more than $1 billion in federal #Medicaid payments "until the states take more steps to investigate questionable claims."
The admin is also "imposing a 6-month moratorium on enrolling new hospice & home #healthcare providers in #Medicare..."
#MyThoughts –
Medicare too... and #hospice (of all things) and #homehealth... this is not about looking for fraud. The #TrumpAdmim is being cruel -- withholding money because it can.#USA
--https://www.axios.com/2026/07/21/trump-medicaid-freeze-california-minnesota
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#California & #Minnesota won't recive more than $1 billion in federal #Medicaid payments "until the states take more steps to investigate questionable claims."
The admin is also "imposing a 6-month moratorium on enrolling new hospice & home #healthcare providers in #Medicare..."
#MyThoughts –
Medicare too... and #hospice (of all things) and #homehealth... this is not about looking for fraud. The #TrumpAdmim is being cruel -- withholding money because it can.#USA
--https://www.axios.com/2026/07/21/trump-medicaid-freeze-california-minnesota
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#California & #Minnesota won't recive more than $1 billion in federal #Medicaid payments "until the states take more steps to investigate questionable claims."
The admin is also "imposing a 6-month moratorium on enrolling new hospice & home #healthcare providers in #Medicare..."
#MyThoughts –
Medicare too... and #hospice (of all things) and #homehealth... this is not about looking for fraud. The #TrumpAdmim is being cruel -- withholding money because it can.#USA
--https://www.axios.com/2026/07/21/trump-medicaid-freeze-california-minnesota
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#California & #Minnesota won't recive more than $1 billion in federal #Medicaid payments "until the states take more steps to investigate questionable claims."
The admin is also "imposing a 6-month moratorium on enrolling new hospice & home #healthcare providers in #Medicare..."
#MyThoughts –
Medicare too... and #hospice (of all things) and #homehealth... this is not about looking for fraud. The #TrumpAdmim is being cruel -- withholding money because it can.#USA
--https://www.axios.com/2026/07/21/trump-medicaid-freeze-california-minnesota
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My father and hospice care.
Today my mind is set on learning what I need to do and what I can do to get my father into hospice care in Indiana while I’m here in California.
I’m feeling stressed thinking about it all, but I’m trying to negate that stress by being mindful and focusing on the end result.
Why am I stressed?
I didn’t think that I’d ever be doing this. I don’t want to do this. I don’t want this responsibility. Before you judge me though, allow me to explain.
My parents divorced when I was 2. After that, my father popped in and out of my life up until the age of 10 where, after having met him at a park and seeing him high on painkiller for the 100th time, I told him that I didn’t want to see him until he was “better”. (to read about this in more detail, click here.)
My father then spent the next decade getting himself clean, starting his own one man tennis court cleaning and maintenance service, and doing what he could to survive in southern California.
I never heard from him or saw him until I was about to turn 18 when he sent me a letter, explaining everything and asking to be a part of my life again.
I did, but it was never what you would call a typical relationship. I worked with him at his tennis court service for a few years, pulling large hoses and cleaning wind screens. We bought motorcycles at the same time and would go cruising up and down the coast. We made some good memories.
When my daughter was born, he would come by often to visit her or to take her places. Then, when she was 11. He moved to Indiana to be closer to his mothers family. We barely spoke 5 times a year after that.
I know he’s my father, but he’s not my dad. I love him, but not in that way. It’s hard to explain.
When I got the call from the retirement home (non hospice) he currently lives in, saying that he needed more help and someone to take care of his finances and help him get into a place with memory care, I agreed because I knew it was the right thing to do, not because I wanted to. I agreed because even though we were never as close as a father and son should be, I can’t blame him for who he is or was. He never had any malice towards me. His life was just screwed up and the drugs took away our time together.
However…
I was raised in a toxic family. My mother and her family had a lot of issues, and I picked up all of them as a child. I tell my girlfriend that even though I may lean towards compassion, it’s only because I recognized that I was raised to be an asshole, and I don’t want to be like them. As I explain it to her “Sometimes I feel like an asshole pretending not to be one.”.
When my father found out that I agreed to help him, he couldn’t believe it. He kept asking me “but why are you doing this?” because he never imagined that I would. He understood the status of our relationship just as much as I did.
But I don’t want to be the asshole that I was raised to be. I don’t blame him. I don’t have ill will towards him. Yet I don’t WANT to do any of this.
I know I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t. So I am. And it’s that split that causes the stress. My brain says “WHY?” and my heart says “So that I can live with myself.” and I hate that feeling.
The Buddha taught that it’s our expectations that cause our suffering, and that to find peace we must be mindful and find a middle path. I guess that’s what I’m trying to do here. Let go of my expectations, and find the middle path.
It’s a work in progress.
#compassion #family #father #hospice #Life #love #mentalHealth #mindfulness #Writing -
My father and hospice care.
Today my mind is set on learning what I need to do and what I can do to get my father into hospice care in Indiana while I’m here in California.
I’m feeling stressed thinking about it all, but I’m trying to negate that stress by being mindful and focusing on the end result.
Why am I stressed?
I didn’t think that I’d ever be doing this. I don’t want to do this. I don’t want this responsibility. Before you judge me though, allow me to explain.
My parents divorced when I was 2. After that, my father popped in and out of my life up until the age of 10 where, after having met him at a park and seeing him high on painkiller for the 100th time, I told him that I didn’t want to see him until he was “better”. (to read about this in more detail, click here.)
My father then spent the next decade getting himself clean, starting his own one man tennis court cleaning and maintenance service, and doing what he could to survive in southern California.
I never heard from him or saw him until I was about to turn 18 when he sent me a letter, explaining everything and asking to be a part of my life again.
I did, but it was never what you would call a typical relationship. I worked with him at his tennis court service for a few years, pulling large hoses and cleaning wind screens. We bought motorcycles at the same time and would go cruising up and down the coast. We made some good memories.
When my daughter was born, he would come by often to visit her or to take her places. Then, when she was 11. He moved to Indiana to be closer to his mothers family. We barely spoke 5 times a year after that.
I know he’s my father, but he’s not my dad. I love him, but not in that way. It’s hard to explain.
When I got the call from the retirement home (non hospice) he currently lives in, saying that he needed more help and someone to take care of his finances and help him get into a place with memory care, I agreed because I knew it was the right thing to do, not because I wanted to. I agreed because even though we were never as close as a father and son should be, I can’t blame him for who he is or was. He never had any malice towards me. His life was just screwed up and the drugs took away our time together.
However…
I was raised in a toxic family. My mother and her family had a lot of issues, and I picked up all of them as a child. I tell my girlfriend that even though I may lean towards compassion, it’s only because I recognized that I was raised to be an asshole, and I don’t want to be like them. As I explain it to her “Sometimes I feel like an asshole pretending not to be one.”.
When my father found out that I agreed to help him, he couldn’t believe it. He kept asking me “but why are you doing this?” because he never imagined that I would. He understood the status of our relationship just as much as I did.
But I don’t want to be the asshole that I was raised to be. I don’t blame him. I don’t have ill will towards him. Yet I don’t WANT to do any of this.
I know I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t. So I am. And it’s that split that causes the stress. My brain says “WHY?” and my heart says “So that I can live with myself.” and I hate that feeling.
The Buddha taught that it’s our expectations that cause our suffering, and that to find peace we must be mindful and find a middle path. I guess that’s what I’m trying to do here. Let go of my expectations, and find the middle path.
It’s a work in progress.
#compassion #family #father #hospice #Life #love #mentalHealth #mindfulness #Writing -
My father and hospice care.
Today my mind is set on learning what I need to do and what I can do to get my father into hospice care in Indiana while I’m here in California.
I’m feeling stressed thinking about it all, but I’m trying to negate that stress by being mindful and focusing on the end result.
Why am I stressed?
I didn’t think that I’d ever be doing this. I don’t want to do this. I don’t want this responsibility. Before you judge me though, allow me to explain.
My parents divorced when I was 2. After that, my father popped in and out of my life up until the age of 10 where, after having met him at a park and seeing him high on painkiller for the 100th time, I told him that I didn’t want to see him until he was “better”. (to read about this in more detail, click here.)
My father then spent the next decade getting himself clean, starting his own one man tennis court cleaning and maintenance service, and doing what he could to survive in southern California.
I never heard from him or saw him until I was about to turn 18 when he sent me a letter, explaining everything and asking to be a part of my life again.
I did, but it was never what you would call a typical relationship. I worked with him at his tennis court service for a few years, pulling large hoses and cleaning wind screens. We bought motorcycles at the same time and would go cruising up and down the coast. We made some good memories.
When my daughter was born, he would come by often to visit her or to take her places. Then, when she was 11. He moved to Indiana to be closer to his mothers family. We barely spoke 5 times a year after that.
I know he’s my father, but he’s not my dad. I love him, but not in that way. It’s hard to explain.
When I got the call from the retirement home (non hospice) he currently lives in, saying that he needed more help and someone to take care of his finances and help him get into a place with memory care, I agreed because I knew it was the right thing to do, not because I wanted to. I agreed because even though we were never as close as a father and son should be, I can’t blame him for who he is or was. He never had any malice towards me. His life was just screwed up and the drugs took away our time together.
However…
I was raised in a toxic family. My mother and her family had a lot of issues, and I picked up all of them as a child. I tell my girlfriend that even though I may lean towards compassion, it’s only because I recognized that I was raised to be an asshole, and I don’t want to be like them. As I explain it to her “Sometimes I feel like an asshole pretending not to be one.”.
When my father found out that I agreed to help him, he couldn’t believe it. He kept asking me “but why are you doing this?” because he never imagined that I would. He understood the status of our relationship just as much as I did.
But I don’t want to be the asshole that I was raised to be. I don’t blame him. I don’t have ill will towards him. Yet I don’t WANT to do any of this.
I know I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t. So I am. And it’s that split that causes the stress. My brain says “WHY?” and my heart says “So that I can live with myself.” and I hate that feeling.
The Buddha taught that it’s our expectations that cause our suffering, and that to find peace we must be mindful and find a middle path. I guess that’s what I’m trying to do here. Let go of my expectations, and find the middle path.
It’s a work in progress.
#compassion #father #hospice #mentalHealth #mindfulness -
My father and hospice care.
Today my mind is set on learning what I need to do and what I can do to get my father into hospice care in Indiana while I’m here in California.
I’m feeling stressed thinking about it all, but I’m trying to negate that stress by being mindful and focusing on the end result.
Why am I stressed?
I didn’t think that I’d ever be doing this. I don’t want to do this. I don’t want this responsibility. Before you judge me though, allow me to explain.
My parents divorced when I was 2. After that, my father popped in and out of my life up until the age of 10 where, after having met him at a park and seeing him high on painkiller for the 100th time, I told him that I didn’t want to see him until he was “better”. (to read about this in more detail, click here.)
My father then spent the next decade getting himself clean, starting his own one man tennis court cleaning and maintenance service, and doing what he could to survive in southern California.
I never heard from him or saw him until I was about to turn 18 when he sent me a letter, explaining everything and asking to be a part of my life again.
I did, but it was never what you would call a typical relationship. I worked with him at his tennis court service for a few years, pulling large hoses and cleaning wind screens. We bought motorcycles at the same time and would go cruising up and down the coast. We made some good memories.
When my daughter was born, he would come by often to visit her or to take her places. Then, when she was 11. He moved to Indiana to be closer to his mothers family. We barely spoke 5 times a year after that.
I know he’s my father, but he’s not my dad. I love him, but not in that way. It’s hard to explain.
When I got the call from the retirement home (non hospice) he currently lives in, saying that he needed more help and someone to take care of his finances and help him get into a place with memory care, I agreed because I knew it was the right thing to do, not because I wanted to. I agreed because even though we were never as close as a father and son should be, I can’t blame him for who he is or was. He never had any malice towards me. His life was just screwed up and the drugs took away our time together.
However…
I was raised in a toxic family. My mother and her family had a lot of issues, and I picked up all of them as a child. I tell my girlfriend that even though I may lean towards compassion, it’s only because I recognized that I was raised to be an asshole, and I don’t want to be like them. As I explain it to her “Sometimes I feel like an asshole pretending not to be one.”.
When my father found out that I agreed to help him, he couldn’t believe it. He kept asking me “but why are you doing this?” because he never imagined that I would. He understood the status of our relationship just as much as I did.
But I don’t want to be the asshole that I was raised to be. I don’t blame him. I don’t have ill will towards him. Yet I don’t WANT to do any of this.
I know I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t. So I am. And it’s that split that causes the stress. My brain says “WHY?” and my heart says “So that I can live with myself.” and I hate that feeling.
The Buddha taught that it’s our expectations that cause our suffering, and that to find peace we must be mindful and find a middle path. I guess that’s what I’m trying to do here. Let go of my expectations, and find the middle path.
It’s a work in progress.
#compassion #father #hospice #mentalHealth #mindfulness -
My father and hospice care.
Today my mind is set on learning what I need to do and what I can do to get my father into hospice care in Indiana while I’m here in California.
I’m feeling stressed thinking about it all, but I’m trying to negate that stress by being mindful and focusing on the end result.
Why am I stressed?
I didn’t think that I’d ever be doing this. I don’t want to do this. I don’t want this responsibility. Before you judge me though, allow me to explain.
My parents divorced when I was 2. After that, my father popped in and out of my life up until the age of 10 where, after having met him at a park and seeing him high on painkiller for the 100th time, I told him that I didn’t want to see him until he was “better”. (to read about this in more detail, click here.)
My father then spent the next decade getting himself clean, starting his own one man tennis court cleaning and maintenance service, and doing what he could to survive in southern California.
I never heard from him or saw him until I was about to turn 18 when he sent me a letter, explaining everything and asking to be a part of my life again.
I did, but it was never what you would call a typical relationship. I worked with him at his tennis court service for a few years, pulling large hoses and cleaning wind screens. We bought motorcycles at the same time and would go cruising up and down the coast. We made some good memories.
When my daughter was born, he would come by often to visit her or to take her places. Then, when she was 11. He moved to Indiana to be closer to his mothers family. We barely spoke 5 times a year after that.
I know he’s my father, but he’s not my dad. I love him, but not in that way. It’s hard to explain.
When I got the call from the retirement home (non hospice) he currently lives in, saying that he needed more help and someone to take care of his finances and help him get into a place with memory care, I agreed because I knew it was the right thing to do, not because I wanted to. I agreed because even though we were never as close as a father and son should be, I can’t blame him for who he is or was. He never had any malice towards me. His life was just screwed up and the drugs took away our time together.
However…
I was raised in a toxic family. My mother and her family had a lot of issues, and I picked up all of them as a child. I tell my girlfriend that even though I may lean towards compassion, it’s only because I recognized that I was raised to be an asshole, and I don’t want to be like them. As I explain it to her “Sometimes I feel like an asshole pretending not to be one.”.
When my father found out that I agreed to help him, he couldn’t believe it. He kept asking me “but why are you doing this?” because he never imagined that I would. He understood the status of our relationship just as much as I did.
But I don’t want to be the asshole that I was raised to be. I don’t blame him. I don’t have ill will towards him. Yet I don’t WANT to do any of this.
I know I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t. So I am. And it’s that split that causes the stress. My brain says “WHY?” and my heart says “So that I can live with myself.” and I hate that feeling.
The Buddha taught that it’s our expectations that cause our suffering, and that to find peace we must be mindful and find a middle path. I guess that’s what I’m trying to do here. Let go of my expectations, and find the middle path.
It’s a work in progress.
#compassion #father #hospice #mentalHealth #mindfulness -
‘Spiritual shift’: ICU nurse shares the one phrase that means someone will pass very soon
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‘Spiritual shift’: ICU nurse shares the one phrase that means someone will pass very soon
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‘Spiritual shift’: ICU nurse shares the one phrase that means someone will pass very soon
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‘Spiritual shift’: ICU nurse shares the one phrase that means someone will pass very soon
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/54769/ Mother with cancer pleads with the government to fund life-extending drug | ITV Meridian (East) #BreastCancer #CatalyticConverters #Enhertu #Hospice #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #KentCountyShow #lewes #TunbridgeWells
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University of Surrey team develops first grief tool for unpaid carers
The first dedicated support tool for unpaid carers who grieve for an older person they care for before…
#Canada #Surrey #hospice #Research
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https://www.europesays.com/dk/118941/ A cancer patient’s cats inspired a push for pets in hospice wards #hospice #PetsInHospiceWards #Poland #PolandPets #Warsaw
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A cancer patient’s cats inspired a push for pets in hospice wards
By VANESSA GERA WARSAW, Poland (AP) — When Ewa Lutka-Krawczyk was diagnosed with gallbladder cancer, her first thought…
#Poland #Polska #PL #Europe #Europa #EU #Warsaw #hospice #petsinhospicewards #Polandpets
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/50230/ Nesbitt slams ‘highly regrettable’ doctors’ strike | UTV News #Belfast #bma #BRITISHMEDICALASSOCIATION #Campbell #coroner #courts #Crime #doctors #Hospice #hot #inquest #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #Jury #news #NoahDonohoe #NorthernIreland #ombudsman #police #politics #PrideOfBritain #SDLP #strikes #UTV #UTVLive #Warm #Weather
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A cancer patient’s cats inspired a push for pets in hospice wards
By VANESSA GERA WARSAW, Poland (AP) — When Ewa Lutka-Krawczyk was diagnosed with gallbladder cancer, her first thought…
#Poland #Polska #PL #Europe #Europa #EU #hospice #petsinhospicewards #Polandpets
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/46198/ Demonstrations as Tommy Robinson appears at Oxford Union | ITV Meridian (Thames Valley) #Berkshire #football #Hampshire #Hospice #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #Meridian #Oxford #OxfordUnion #running #SightLoss #TommyRobinson #WorldCup
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/45449/ The Dorset hospice – facing a massive budget shortfall | ITV Meridian (West) #Dorset #environment #funding #Hampshire #Hospice #HospiceCare #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #itvmeridian #ITVNews #news #plant #running #SightLoss #Sussex #Wakehurst
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/45429/ Demonstrations as Tommy Robinson appears at Oxford Union | ITV Meridian (Thames Valley) #Berkshire #football #Hampshire #Hospice #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #Meridian #Oxford #OxfordUnion #running #SightLoss #TommyRobinson #WorldCup
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/44133/ The project encouraging school children to grow their own fruit and veg | ITV Meridian (East) #BBQ #Brighton #Crawley #education #fire #fruit #Hospice #hospital #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #itvmeridian #ITVNews #kent #school #Sussex #vegetables
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Queensland hospice’s end-of-life service kept alive after ‘generous’ donations
Last-minute donations have helped keep the doors of a palliative care facility open in regional Queensland after fierce…
#NewsBeep #News #Business #AU #Australia #donations #FraserCoast #Hospice #WideBay
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Queensland hospice’s end-of-life service kept alive after ‘generous’ donations
Last-minute donations have helped keep the doors of a palliative care facility open in regional Queensland after fierce…
#NewsBeep #News #Business #AU #Australia #donations #FraserCoast #Hospice #WideBay
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Cancelling Thursday’s NNM Event
This Thursday was supposed to be a Pride celebration centred on the Aud Torvingen books at Seattle’s wonderful National Nordic Museum in Ballard.
I have cancelled that event.
Kelley’s stepfather was admitted to hospital a week ago; his cancer has metastasised and is inoperable. While he’s still admitted, Kelley and I are scrambling to retrofit his house and sort out a care schedule so that on Thursday he can be discharged to hospice care at home.
We have other sad things going on right now, too, but I can’t bear to talk about that yet. I’m mentioning it only so that no one is alarmed if I’m largely absent from pubic view for a little while.
Expect communications to be slow.
#cancellation #events #family #hospice #nationalNordicMuseum -
Cancelling Thursday’s NNM Event
This Thursday was supposed to be a Pride celebration centred on the Aud Torvingen books at Seattle’s wonderful National Nordic Museum in Ballard.
I have cancelled that event.
Kelley’s stepfather was admitted to hospital a week ago; his cancer has metastasised and is inoperable. While he’s still admitted, Kelley and I are scrambling to retrofit his house and sort out a care schedule so that on Thursday he can be discharged to hospice care at home.
We have other sad things going on right now, too, but I can’t bear to talk about that yet. I’m mentioning it only so that no one is alarmed if I’m largely absent from pubic view for a little while.
Expect communications to be slow.
#cancellation #events #family #hospice #nationalNordicMuseum -
Home Instead provides comfort and security for seniors needing at-home care
Ruth Ann and Tony Marchi, owners of Home Instead in Kalispell, understand the difference it can make for…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Healthcare #aging #bozeman #Franchise #Health #Helena #HomeInstead #hospice #Montana #RuthAnn #Seniorcare #seniors #TonyMarchi
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/690310/ -
Home Instead provides comfort and security for seniors needing at-home care
Ruth Ann and Tony Marchi, owners of Home Instead in Kalispell, understand the difference it can make for…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Healthcare #aging #bozeman #Franchise #Health #Helena #HomeInstead #hospice #Montana #RuthAnn #Seniorcare #seniors #TonyMarchi
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Hospice Staff Finds Dying Patient’s Missing Brother Working in Their Own Charity Thrift Shop
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Hospice Staff Finds Dying Patient’s Missing Brother Working in Their Own Charity Thrift Shop
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Hospice Staff Finds Dying Patient’s Missing Brother Working in Their Own Charity Thrift Shop
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Hospice Staff Finds Dying Patient’s Missing Brother Working in Their Own Charity Thrift Shop
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I believe Donald J Trump is in #hospice at the moment. It is the only thing that makes sense given what we do know.
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/31421/ Belfast extended Sunday trading opening hours proposed | UTV News #Belfast #Derry #Hospice #Invictus #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #Kickboxing #news #NorthernIreland #politics #RugbyEuropeanChampionship #Stormont #Strabane #tv #UlsterRugby #UTVLive
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Michael Jordan made a beloved high school staffer’s final wish come true while she lay in hospice
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Michael Jordan made a beloved high school staffer’s final wish come true while she lay in hospice
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Michael Jordan made a beloved high school staffer’s final wish come true while she lay in hospice
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/29996/ Eleanor Donaldson ruled unfit to stand trial | UTV News #Belfast #BUSINESS #curlews #DUP #EleanorDonaldson #Health #Hospice #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #JeffreyDonaldson #manufacturing #news #NorthernIreland #policing #politics #PSNI #royals #Stormont #Transport #UTV #UTVLive
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Inspirational couple walk and rolled 160 miles in seven days to support local hospice
READ HERE:👉 https://b31.org.uk/2026/05/inspirational-couple-walk-and-rolled-160-miles-in-seven-days-to-support-local-hospice/
-#B31VoicesSupportingLocal
#Fundraising
#Hospice
#SellyPark
#PalliativeCare
#BirminghamHospice
#Birmingham
#BirminghamUK
#B31Voices #BVoices -
Inspirational couple walk and rolled 160 miles in seven days to support local hospice
READ HERE:👉 https://b31.org.uk/2026/05/inspirational-couple-walk-and-rolled-160-miles-in-seven-days-to-support-local-hospice/
-#B31VoicesSupportingLocal
#Fundraising
#Hospice
#SellyPark
#PalliativeCare
#BirminghamHospice
#Birmingham
#BirminghamUK
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Barney Frank’s final interview from hospice was painful. His comments on trans people made it worse
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.advocate.com/opinion/barney-frank-painful-cnn-interview
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Barney Frank’s final interview from hospice was painful. His comments on trans people made it worse
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.advocate.com/opinion/barney-frank-painful-cnn-interview
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Warsaw woman on hospice receives tattoo with special meaning to match her husband
WARSAW, Ind. (WPTA) – For Jon Larsen and his wife Diana, three taps mean three simple words: “I…
#Poland #Polska #PL #Europe #Europa #EU #Warsaw #21alivenews #allencounty #dianalarsen #fortwayne #hospice #jonlarsen #tattoo
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A Gen Z passenger demanded his delayed flight take off immediately. When the gate agent heard why, he bought the man a ticket on a different airline.
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https://www.europesays.com/hu/71005/ „A beteg szeme elárulja, mi fog történni” – mit lát egy hospice munkatárs a halál előtti órákban? #halál #HalálElőtt #haldoklás #hospice #Hungarian #időskor #Magyar #News #színes #Világ #World #WorldNews
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Can you tell someone will die months before it happens? A hospice nurse shares the clues.
