Tag: end-of-life conference

• Dementia, Music, and Talking with God

  Last Thursday Mim and I took a day-trip to Lake Geneva for Rainbow Hospice Care’s 14th annual “End-of Life Conference.” The theme this year was “A Focus on Dementia.” The whole conference was excellent! This is what continuing education is like for people in our business – assisted living. The morning keynote speaker was Teepa…

  Marian

  March 20, 2018

  Assisted Living, Book Recommendations, Goals, Music, Reflections

  Creating Moments of Joy, dementia, end-of-life care, end-of-life conference, favorite hymns, Jolene Brackey, music, Music and Memory, prototype, Psalm-based hymns, Rainbow Hospice, Talking with God through Music, Teepa Snow, whoever sings prays twice

• A Day to Think

  

  Last Friday morning, bright and early, Floey and I had quite a discussion. This is how it went. “Where were you, Mom? You were gone all day yesterday – from before breakfast till after dinner, almost bedtime. Our friend Kathy was here to take care of Carolyn and Ann and me. She even took me…

  Marian

  March 22, 2016

  Assisted Living, God’s Love, Life’s Challenges, Reflections

  cultural beliefs around death, Dr. Ann Catlett, Dr. John Tuohey, end-of-life, end-of-life care for homeless, end-of-life conference, ethics, Floey, health care ethics, hospice conference, Joseph’s House, kindness, legally dead, neurologically dead, Rainbow Hospice, Respecting Differences at End of Life, Rev. John Tuohey, Rev. Ridley Usherwood, spiritual beliefs around death, ventilator