truthisinward

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I think this is an amazing thing you are doing. This seems like a tough job not many are willing to do. I have read lots of ram dass books and his thoughts on death. This has inspired me to want to get into hospice care. Do you have any advice for people wanting to get in to the field? Also I am about to move in with my grandma to take care of her she is very stubborn especially about things like getting proper nutrition how do you deal with patients that don't want to do things that will ease some of their pain?