Communicating with siblings - “What about me?”

Episode 3 of the Life, Love and Loss podcast, hosted by The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, titled "Communicating with siblings - “What about me?”" was published on November 4, 2022 and runs 52 minutes.

November 4, 2022 ·52m · Life, Love and Loss

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Good paediatric palliative care includes care of the whole family, including brothers and sisters. Parents are often fearful or anxious about how to approach conversations about illness, death and dying with siblings of their sick child. In this episode, we hear from two parents who share how they approached these conversations with their children. They share with us what worked, what was challenging, and how they keep the memory of their child alive in their family.

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Good paediatric palliative care includes care of the whole family, including brothers and sisters. Parents are often fearful or anxious about how to approach conversations about illness, death and dying with siblings of their sick child. In this episode, we hear from two parents who share how they approached these conversations with their children. They share with us what worked, what was challenging, and how they keep the memory of their child alive in their family.

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