Theme: Palliative Care

We provide parents with hope and also the courage they need to take the journey.

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We provide parents with hope and also the courage they need to take the journey.

A palliative care social worker talks about the importance of hope and helping parents find hope all along their child’s illness journey, and how the language providers use with parents matters and can help.

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We provide parents with hope and also the courage …
We provide our expertise over the continuum of car…
Palliative care is the beginning of finding your w…
The sooner we can be thinking about the quality of…
Now I understand what palliative care is!
They gave us the strength to say YES to what neede…
Decision-Making: We created a space where we exami…
Palliative care helps reframe interventions like f…
Re feeding tubes: It’s about asking the rig…
Enough is enough.
There’s no ONE conversation.

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Theme: Palliative Care

We provide parents with hope and also the courage they need to take the journey.

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