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by Deb Sims , MS,RNCS,LCSW

My father has terminal illness and I really want to know whether that mean he is going to die. We have fought this cancer for at least a month now. He has been going for chemo for the past three weeks. We just got a letter today saying that he has terminal illness... read more

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I'm a caregiver to my loved one who is dying. That means my life has altered completely. My time is spent in providing home care as if I was a nurse. But I don't have shifts and I don't get off duty. I live this role 24 hours a day. read more

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