Tag Archives: end of life care

Lessons from Morrie: Learning to appreciate the little things

Posted on April 18, 2016 by Sue Salach

Great blog post by Susan Avello.  Thought I would re-share. A moving tale of an old man’s last months of life and the old student who returns for his last lesson. Tuesdays with Morrie is the story of “an old … Continue reading →

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Support for End-of-Life

Posted on June 25, 2015 by Sue Salach

“People I know who have gone on hospice only lived 2 weeks”.  This was what my step-mother said when we discussed hospice as a care option after the cancer in her lungs had increased in size during her chemo treatment.  … Continue reading →

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There’s Got to Be a Morning After

Posted on May 5, 2015 by Sue Salach

While on vacation I joked about randomly breaking into the song “The Morning After” from the 1972 action-adventure disaster film Poseidon Adventure (ok not so funny while on a cruise ship).  However; it did get me thinking about caregiving (may … Continue reading →

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What’s your philosophy of care?

Posted on July 18, 2011 by Sue Salach

If you work in the hospice and palliative care industry, you undoubtedly read, or at least heard about, an article published in The New York Times,“Concerns About Costs Rise With Hospices’ Use.” The article alleges that some hospice organizations, although it was a … Continue reading →

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