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Dying at Home

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We are indebted to hundreds of people helped by DYING AT HOME in various parts of the world who have taught and inspired us since 1980. Here are some of their stories. Laurie’s story begins when he was admitted to a hospital because of severe uncontrolled pain. He was in a nine bed ward and begging the doctor to let him go home as his treatment was not doing anything for him. At dawn the next morning he did just that. Designed by Rapid Design.

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Dying at Home

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The Dying are our Hope for the Future. The Dying are our Hope for the Future. The Dying are our Hope for the Future. Through our experiences, working in Developing and Developed countries with our DYING AT HOME Program, we are witnessing profound social, spiritual and cultural changes as the dying person calls people to unity. Click here to download poster. Created on: Wed 24 June 2015 01:07. Last modified: Wed 24 June 2015 23:34. This article was posted in Stories. And tagged with Story of India.

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Dying at Home

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The Dying are our Hope of for the future. We are indebted to hundreds of people helped by DYING AT HOME in various parts of the world who have taught and inspired us since 1980. Here are some of their stories. Click here to download Poster. Designed by Rapid Design.

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Dying at Home

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The Dying are our Hope of for the future. The dying are our hope of for the future. Through our experiences, working in Developing and Developed countries with our DYING AT HOME Program, we are witnessing profound social, spiritual and cultural changes as the dying person calls people to unity. Click here to download Poster. Designed by Rapid Design.

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Dying at Home

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Having discovered the DYING AT HOME website, we encourage you to follow these 8 steps to enable you to give your best care to your dying loved one. The 8 steps go with the booklets that are appropriate to your country. We encourage you to contact us any time to ask questions and get support from support@dyingathome.org. Step by step - THE PROGRAM. HOW THE PROGRAM HELPS YOU. It is a time to encourage connections with your cultural, religious or spiritual traditions. It is a time to make the most of th...

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Dying at Home

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The vision of the organization is a world in which families and communities are empowered to reclaim their proper role in caring for their terminally ill. The global mission of the organization is to aid families and their communities in caring for their dying loved ones at home, and restoring the role of community in compassionate caring for its own dying. What had changed in the past hundred years when dying at home was the norm? And if possible it is preferable - for many reasons. Home is a place of i...

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Dying at Home

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An interview with Dr Darlene Zangara from a Deaf perspective. We are indebted to hundreds of people helped by DYING AT HOME in various parts of the world who have taught and inspired us since 1980. Here are some of their stories. An interview with Dr Darlene Zangara from a Deaf perspective. Designed by Rapid Design.

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Dying at Home

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Dr Helen-Anne Manion and her husband Gerard Manion have both been awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for their work with people with a life threatening illness and particularly those people dying at home since 1980. Left: Dr Helen-Anne Manion OAM. Right: Gerard Manion OAM. They have spread the program widely in Australia and during two visits in 2004 and 2006, with Kathleen Dansie, spread the model to Tzaneen, South Africa for people dying of HIV/AIDS. In 2013, together with Kathleen, Br Ray...

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Dying at Home

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Dying at Home

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We are indebted to hundreds of people helped by DYING AT HOME in various parts of the world who have taught and inspired us since 1980. Here are some of their stories. In the following poem we have a beautiful example of a dying patient as giving, as one who not only trusts their care to family and loved ones but who, at the same time, gives those carers a valuable legacy to sustain them in their mourning. Though we ourselves are yet too heavy-winged,. With our hearts united we let you go.