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Post 106: On Being a FIGHTER - An Infographic
I have wanted for a long time to convert my blog posts to illustrations. Below is my best first attempt (after editing over 20 infographic iterations on ChatGPT!), based upon Post 46: How Being a "Fighter" Can Alter Your Path:
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Post 105: APS Isn’t Meant to be Punitive – How Adult Protective Services Can Help
“The nurse said they would call APS if I didn’t find a caregiver for my mom at night. They’d call APS for negligence. I don’t understand why they would do that. I’m trying my best to take care of her. I’m here during the day, and she’s just sleeping at night when I work nights.” As a palliative care physician (read Post 1: What Exactly Does a Palliative Care Specialist Do? ), I often hear from family members their struggles while caring for their loved one when their lo
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Post 104: How Do I Weigh Risks and Benefits to Make the Best Possible Medical Decisions?
With some health situations, the path forward may not be straightforward. We may feel anxious about making the "wrong decision." In my...
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Post 103: Pain Management by a Palliative Care Specialist - Six Factors They Consider
When someone without major health issues feels stomach discomfort or an ache in their hip, likely they would continue with their daily...
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