The holiday season often brings feelings of warmth, joy, and togetherness. For most of us, it is a time to celebrate with the people we love most. This is also why the holidays can feel so heavy and challenging after the loss of someone special.It...
When someone enters hospice care, the focus is on comfort, dignity, and peace in the final chapter of life. But while the patient is at the center, hospice care also surrounds the family with support. Caring for a loved one near the end of life...
Even with the many advances in treatment, there may come a time when someone living with metastatic breast cancer begins to consider a different approach to their care. For some, this decision comes when treatment is no longer effective. For others, it may be a...
Aging gracefully involves more than just staying physically fit. True wellness encompasses caring for your body, mind, relationships, and future security. As we celebrate Healthy Aging Month, let's explore practical ways to nurture every aspect of your wellbeing as you navigate this meaningful chapter of...
Choosing hospice care can be a difficult decision. Often, the conversation is hard and can bring a weight of reality to your situation. Even so, choosing end-of-life care may be the right and best next step for your family. Hospice care can lighten your load...
When a loved one enters hospice care, the grieving process often begins long before the final goodbye. Anticipating loss, watching someone decline, and navigating the many changes that come with serious illness can be deeply emotional. At Aegis, we offer support through every stage of...
Many families wait to call hospice until the very end of a loved one's life. Sometimes, it's just a matter of hours before the person passes. While hospice care is still valuable in those final moments, waiting until the last few days means missing out...
Choosing hospice care for a loved one is never easy. It's a deeply emotional decision that comes during an already difficult time. But asking the right questions can help your family receive the compassionate and professional support you need.When considering hospice, here are questions to...
Caring for a parent in their final chapter is a profoundly emotional experience. Alongside the tasks and decisions you manage each day, there is often a quiet, aching sorrow that settles in before death has even come. This is known as anticipatory grief. It is the...
Thinking about end-of-life care is never easy. It's something most people avoid, even though we all know life doesn't last forever. When that time does come, it often feels sudden, even if an illness has been progressing for a while.Hospice care professionals are trained to...