To my mind, there are two ways we can deal with it while we are alive. We can either choose to ignore it or we can confront the prospect of our own death and by thinking clearly about it, try to minimize the suffering that it can bring. However, in neither of these ways can we actually overcome it. The 14 TH Dali Lama in the Foreward to The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying By Sogyak Rinpoche Hospice bereavement Parkview Hospice staff understand that bereavement issues need to be dealt with from the first moment a life limiting diagnosis is given. Our staff of chaplains, social workers and volunteers is ready to offer support and assistance to help our patients and their family's face the future.
Every family has special needs and each family member is affected differently.
Parkview hospice is committed to helping Everyone works through the individual challenges faced during and after the hospice period. Working through one's grief is an individual process. Grieves may feel alone, yet our bereavement staff strive to help families cope during the first year after their loss. A variety of support options are provided including memorial services, support groups, telephone calls, seminars and individual.