Many people wish to spend their final days at home surrounded by loved ones, but navigating this challenging time requires support and information. In this episode of Fading Memories, we explore “Dying at Home: A Family Guide for Caregiving,” a compassionate resource offering practical guidance and emotional support for families.

Get “Dying At Home: A Family Guide for Caregiving” here!

We’ll discuss insights on:

• Arranging necessary medical care and therapies
• Understanding financial aspects and insurance coverage
• Collaborating with healthcare professionals
• Providing effective pain management
• Finding social, spiritual, and self-care resources
• Navigating family dynamics and legal considerations

Join us as we share how to create a peaceful and supportive environment for loved ones during their final moments.

Our Guest: CM Cassidy

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The Heart of Caring – Dementia & Hospice

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