A Hospice Story, Part Two
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- čas přidán 9. 02. 2011
- NBC4 Anchor Cabot Rea shares his experience with Mount Carmel Hospice and Palliative Care during the care of his mother, Betty. You will see many members of the Mount Carmel Hospice and Palliative Care in these stories including Dr. Craig Pratt, associate medical director; Lori Yosick, executive director, and the multidisciplinary team who make up one of the finest programs in the nation.
THIS IS truly beautiful!! God bless you and your mom for allowing the film and journey of your mother. GOD BLESS
Took care of my mom for 5 years, last 2 years 24/7. Only regret I have is not calling Hospice 3 to 4 days earlier. Do not hesitate!!!
Prayers go out to your family I lost a brother 2018 lost my last brother Sept 20th 2019🙏🙏
After doctors said everything that could be done for my mom there was no more they could do my dad said mom always said she wanted to be home if possible. We tried it for a few days but with my dad in his late 80's and me disabled we just couldn't give the care she needed hospice was next. Her mind didn't know the difference she was there 10 days before she passed. I just wish we had done it from the beginning. The staff in the hospice facility we choose were great. They treated her and us with love and support. My mom could not have chosen a better way in her last days. I will always be grateful for their kindness and the way my mom was cared for. I live in Georgia and place was called bright more.
My condolences to you and your family for the loss of your mom. My mom died January 15th 2019 so i feel it. Also to all experiencing grief from loss my heartfelt grief. It is devastating when we get that call telling us they have died. RIP mom and those who others here have lost as well. God bless and comfort us all. ☄☄☄☄👼👼😇😇😇😇😇😇😇🇨🇦
Brave lady just like my late husband Stanley was a brave man !
At least she had enough time to say good bye to everyone
My husband wanted to come home too and I was looking into all I had to do at home for him..He had FLD and Luey Body and heart failure and he stopped walking because his brain told him he could not get up and right leg seeping and heptitus C and bleeding ulcer and blood in urine..Three days before he died he was talking normal and telling me things he wanted me to bring.. The next day all he would say was help help help..I am still crying..
I lost my husband December First 2 months ago before he could come home from hospice care and he died of heart failure respiratory decease and frontal lobe dementia after 38 years of marriage.
RIP. My brother is only 55. Has colon cancer. Both kidneys have failed. Now in hospice.