April 27th, 2012 by Lisa
These life experiences were more than just anecdotes or daily goals. This was valuable information about the patient on who they were as a person, their values and their personal motivation. As a team, these bits of information helped us value and respect our patients even more and help them in their journey of the healing process.
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January 18th, 2011 by Lisa
My mother truly loved to go to her outpatient cancer center for her radiation and chemotherapy treatments. She would rave about the “girls at the front desk” and how wonderful the nurses and staff were in the treatment area. Although my mother had Stage IV pancreatic cancer, she never gave up hope a miracle would occur, [...]
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December 30th, 2010 by Lisa
Weaving a soulful and heartfelt story and offering over 90 practical tips and words of encouragement, Lisa draws not only from her experience caring for both parents but also her professional experience to support the caregiver in experiencing life’s natural journey of the dying process, grieving and rejoining life as what she joyfully calls “a leave-behind.”
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