Originally posted on Loss, Grief, Bereavement and Life Transitions Resource Library:
The day the music died and how a hospital lost its joy.
Month: January 2015
Watch the Chilling New Domestic Violence Ad You’ll See During the Super Bowl
Originally posted on TIME:
There’s a new domestic violence public service announcement airing during the Super Bowl, and it’s much scarier than most of the ones you’ve seen before. The ad is part of the NFL’s “No More” campaign, but you won’t see any earnest-looking football players here. Instead, it’s based on an actual 911…
Why you shouldn’t count on your family members to take care of you when you’re old – The Washington Post
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Why you shouldn’t count on your family members to take care of you when you’re old – The Washington Post.
Grief Healing: In Grief: Family Resists Widow’s Readiness To Move On
Originally posted on Loss, Grief, Bereavement and Life Transitions Resource Library:
Grief Healing: In Grief: Family Resists Widow’s Readiness To Move On.
Being A Psychotherapist: Things School and Books Can’t Really Prepare You For Part One: Mental Fatique
Originally posted on LMHC:
To be a psychotherapist takes years of school and a lot of reading and writing about various aspects of human behavior. Many students fresh out of school with not much patient contact or real therapeutic hours under their belt, think that they fully know what it is like to be a…
Vital Emergencies, Real Emergencies.
Originally posted on Bringing Colour to Nursing:
The personal story “Surviving a Stroke, Surviving the Health System” that Gabi Heras has published on his blog has touched my heart. No so long ago I have also experienced the anguish at the waiting room when I accompanied my father and my mother to the emergency services…
Health and the media: How to sort through half-truths, lies, and quackery
Originally posted on Calgary Herald:
Did that Doctor on TV just lie to you? Perhaps he/she asked you to try an amazing coffee bean extract that’s going to help you magically lose weight… when in reality the only study of it is so hopelessly flawed that it was retracted by the authors themselves. Or maybe…
Doctor on Doctor Crime
Her heart was failing; her ejection fraction was unmeasurable. Her hip was broken, and she developed a pulmonary embolism post-operatively. She was painfully close to death. Yet at some point, the hospital finished, and spit her out at the nursing home. She was confused. I tried to take the best history that I could. Her…
Shared via ADEC – Father’s grief overlooked following the loss of a baby, say UAE doctors | The National
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Father’s grief overlooked following the loss of a baby, say UAE doctors | The National.
Loving Daddy, Missing Daddy
Originally posted on Widows Don't Wear Black:
I don’t know what it’s like to lose my dad. Thankfully mine is still here. So I don’t know what it’s like to grow up without one but everyday I just watch my daughters to get a taste of what it must be like. To see them…
Should parents be accompanying their children?
Hola a tod@s, my dear friends. Your opinion is important, and we need to listen you. Only one thing is necessary: you want to share. Anyone can comment, you don’t have to be a health care professional. From the Pediatric ICU of the Hospital 12 de Octubre, a group of healthcare professionals including auxiliar (Rafaela…
Shared via Maria Kubitz – Companion Pet Loss – The End of the Journey | Alive in Memory
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The End of the Journey | Alive in Memory.
