Post 88: A Fragmented Healthcare Anecdote (or Another Reason to Advocate for Yourself)
How would you feel if you entered a restaurant expecting quality service and attention...and then you experienced the following? Hostess:...
Post 88: A Fragmented Healthcare Anecdote (or Another Reason to Advocate for Yourself)
Post 85: "Why Don't the Doctors Agree with Each Other?" or So Many Doctors, So Many Opinions
Post 84: A Skeptical Eye on the Medical Chart
Post 81: How Palliative Care Can Change a Life – Sliding Doors Moment #3
Post 79: Doctors Can Hide Behind Technical Terms and Ambiguous Words - 4 Tips for Getting Clarity
Post 78 - "If You Really Loved Me, You Wouldn't Leave Me" and Other Things We Say When We're Hurting
Post 76: 10 Children's Books That May Help You Talk About Dying, Death, and Grief
Post 67: The Difference Between "Potential" and "Likely"
Post 64: Medication Miscommunication, Misconception, Misunderstanding Madness
Post 63: 4 Steps to Supporting Your Loved One Who is Praying for a “Miracle”