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Valuable Lessons From the Heart of a Caregiver with Matthew Curlewis, Episode 072

from The Heart of Hospice Podcast · host Helen Bauer, RN BSN CHPN

Matthew Curlewis’s heart shines in today’s episode.  You won’t want to miss the wisdom he shares about his caregiving experience with his terminally ill father.  The restrictions of the corona virus complicated the anticipatory grief Matthew and his family experienced.  He shares what he’s learned about collaborating with a healthcare team and being an advocate, reminding us all to not to “miss the moments” of being together when everything seems overwhelming.  If you click here, you can listen to Matthew's video letter by clicking here https://www.instagram.com/tv/CBkPYZgjnPZ/.  You can find more support for your end of life journey at theheartofhospice.com.  Whether you’re part of a hospice interdisciplinary team or a family member of a seriously ill loved one, The Heart of Hospice has resources to enhance your hospice experience.  Stay in touch with us through an email to [email protected].  We never forget your journey matters - you are The Heart of Hospice.

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