Saying goodbye is the hardest thing to do, especially to a loved one. Usually, it’s not just “Goodbye,” it’s “See you when you get back,” or “See you when you return from college.” On the other hand, saying goodbye forever is never easy, whether we have warning that our loved one is going to die [...]
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Guest blog by Julie Curitti, RN, BHScN, Area Director of Bayshore Mississauga – Private Services Branch One only has to look around our city of Mississauga, Ont., to see the many contributions our seniors – older adults, elders – have made. Being politically correct may not really matter to seniors, but recognizing their efforts in [...]
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My colleagues thought I was joking when I said I was going to blog about my colonoscopy experience. Some even joked about me tweeting it in fear that I would video tweet or include pictures. But, all jokes aside, I feel it’s very important to share my experience so that others can learn from my [...]
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Bayshore branches take a hike every year to raise money for Canadian hospice palliative care. Thousands walk on the first Sunday of each May to remember, raise awareness and funds for those who wish to die in an environment that truly understands and respects their wishes whether it’s with 50 family members by their side, [...]
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