36. MINI: What it was like to sign up for hospice

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Recorded01 Nov 2023

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In this mini-episode I share my experience with what it was like to sign up for hospice. I'll share what cues we took from my dad to know it was time, what happened during the initial meeting, and what changed immediately once he was signed up. I share: How did we know it was time? Whose decision was it? What did it take to qualify for hospice? Who gets help when you sign up for hospice? Have questions or ideas for future podcasts? Share them with us: [email protected]

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