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Acknowledge the Reality of the Loss
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About Dying
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J. Worth Kilcrease, LPC, PLLC
If you light a lamp for someone, it will brighten your own path.
The Buddha
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Introduction to the Dimensions of Care
Introduction to the Dimensions of Care
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The
four tasks
a dying person faces also define the four dimensions of care for the dying person: physical, psychological, social, and spiritual.
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