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115 Stories

  • Until It Was You by sammerz01
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    Virginia Rose Waters has spent years building a life she doesn't need anyone to complete. At thirty, she's an accomplished hospice nurse, fiercely independent, brilliant, and unwilling to settle for anything less than the kind of love she believes is worth risking everything for. Parker Morgan Bennett is barely keeping her own life together. At twenty-seven, she works full-time as a CNA, attends school full-time, and helps raise her six-year-old stepson, Sebastian. She's spent years with Madison Rae Watson, but lately, the life she's built feels less like home and more like something she's simply surviving. Then Virginia and Parker meet by accident-literally. What begins with spilled coffee and awkward apologies slowly becomes friendship. Quiet conversations turn into something deeper, and neither woman is prepared for the feelings growing between them.
  • The train to the clouds by DeekshaGupta610
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    Ever wonder where those people go who are near the end of their life and are desperate to live?? their prayers have been answered and they are given a second chance at life, but everything comes with a cost, and sometimes it can be pretty expensive as well. Join the train to the clouds, or that is what "they" describe it as. A thousand stories which are left unfinished and a thousand ones which are desperate to be finished. The train will start it's journey now, sit back and enjoy or most importantly do not forget the rules , or it will end up being quite messy.
  • The Hospice Worker by MrJeffMangum
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    Our main character, a hospice worker, takes care of a patient suffering from terminal bone cancer, and this story goes into each other's minds, their hopes, their dreams, and their downward spiral.
  • Malpractice Makes Perfect by DeliriousMoon
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    When heiress Alexis Dupont asks part-time P.I Evie Harper to search her sisters room for an expensive missing heirloom it seems like an easy gig to give Evie a little pocket change and a look into the life of one of her business idols. Instead, Evie finds a family haunted by the death of their matriarch, whose sporadic ramblings point to murder. But why would someone risk killing a woman rapidly dying of disease? And can Evie prove there was a murder when her body is already dead and buried? With the go ahead from Alexis, Evie is determined to put to rest all doubts into Diana Dupont's odd death and give the family the closure it needs. But did the illness take her, or was there foul play? And most importantly, will she ever get paid? Evie Harper Mysteries: Book 4
  • Caregiving a Loved One with Alzheimer's, an Uncertain Journey: The Truth by pjbourgeois317
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    "Caring for a Loved One with Alzheimer's: The Truth" is the memoir covering the episodic scenarios and events Judy and I experienced tracked through the seven stages of the disease. This is the I sought but couldn't find when my wife, Judy, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2013. This memoir is intended to help newbie caregivers prepare mentally and perhaps psychologically for the challenges ahead. This memoir also tracks the emotional bond between Judy and I formed in the earliest phase of our relationship and the resentment that the stress from long-term caregiving coupled with isolation focused on daughter, Suzanne, and came a climax toward the end.
  • What is Hospice Care by hospicevalley
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    A simple overview of hospice care
  • The Butterly and the Fly by BarbaraRubel
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  • Weight by TheDemonKing99
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    A man wrestles with reality as he faces the horrors of it.
  • Sunset by RA-Uscher
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    "She hadn't aged a day since I first saw her in that courtyard, playing a careless tune as she danced barefoot on the manicured lawn near the ancient tree in its center."
  • Dear dad by antisocialwriting
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    Letters to my dying father
  • Unknown ritual II (The midnight club) by meditatepaula
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    In a desperate bid to save the girls, including Mia, from the Harvest Ritual, Valeria managed to rescue only two - Mia and Elnora. However, her attempt to save them, aided by Finn, went awry when a spell misfired, resulting in her body being swapped with Mia's. Ten years later, Mia awakens to find herself in Valeria's body, in a rustic inn surrounded by other cancer patients. As she struggles to recall her past, her memories shrouded in darkness, she must navigate this unfamiliar world, unaware of the dangers that lie ahead.
  • Dependable and Reliable Hospice Services In Pasadena USA by salutehospice
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    Salute Hospice is one of the best hospice care provider in USA which provides care on mental, physical as well as spiritual level. You can contact us any time for Pasadena hospice services. For more information visit: www.salutehospice.com
  • Dear Cancer.  by cupcakelover6791
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    I'm different. I am not afraid of you anymore. You scare 1000s of people. But not me. I hope to take mother around the world, especially NYC, but you have different plans for me I see. Good bye cancer you might win the battle, but the war is only just raging.
  • Get in touch for hospice services at 469-351-4466. by anchorofhopehospice
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    Anchor of Hope Hospice provides personalized end-of-life assistance. Our hospice care offers comprehensive support to individuals facing terminal illnesses. Anchor of Hope Hospice's dedicated team specializes in pain management, emotional well-being, and spiritual care, ensuring comfort and dignity throughout the journey. Collaborating closely with families, we customize our approach to meet individual needs, offering guidance and the best Hospice Services support at every step. Committed to enhancing quality of life, our hospice services aim to alleviate suffering and provide compassionate care to patients and their families. For more information, call us at 469-351-4466 For more information: Business Website: https://www.anchorofhopehospice.com/ Call Us Today! 469-351-4466 Hours: 24/7
  • Memories In The Rain (Completed) by Zaina_Rain
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    Arche Harrison, the man doesn't care about the world he lives in. He is always in trouble until he meets Haru, and he falls in love with her, and he learns how life is important. Haru Sandoval was a girl who had a dark past until she met Arche, and she learned how to smile. What if Haru finds out that she has a serious disease. What will we do? She will try to hide it from the person she loves to not get hurt, or she will just let her loved ones know it?
  • 🏠 How to Care for Old Age Patients at Home - A Complete Guide by alchemyhospice
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    Caring for elderly patients at home requires compassion, patience, and a well-planned approach to meet their medical, physical, and emotional needs. As people age, they often face health challenges and limited mobility, making home care an important part of their daily life. 1. Understand Their Health Needs: Begin by learning about their medical conditions, medications, and doctor's instructions. Keep a record of prescriptions and schedule regular health checkups. 2. Provide a Nutritious Diet: Offer a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, proteins, and whole grains. Avoid processed foods and ensure they stay hydrated throughout the day. 3. Support Emotional Health: Elderly patients may experience loneliness or anxiety. Encourage regular conversations, social interactions, and hobbies like music or gardening to boost mental wellness. 4. Encourage Gentle Exercise: Light physical activity such as walking or stretching helps maintain mobility and prevents stiffness. Always ensure safety and comfort during movement. 5. Create a Safe Home Environment: Keep the home clutter-free, add grab bars in bathrooms, ensure good lighting, and make essential items easily accessible to reduce fall risks. 6. Manage Medications Properly: Use pill organizers or reminders to avoid confusion and monitor their vital signs regularly. Inform doctors about any side effects or changes. 7. Offer Personal Care with Dignity: Assist with bathing, dressing, and hygiene respectfully while promoting independence wherever possible. Providing proper elderly care at home enhances comfort, safety, and emotional happiness. At Alchemy Hospice and Palliative Care, we offer expert home-based and end-of-life care with compassion and professionalism. Our team ensures that every senior receives personalized support, dignity, and comfort in the place they love most - home.