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OPINION |
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What do families expect from their healthcare team when experiencing the death of a loved one? |
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By Claire Hoffman |
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More often than not, when a death happens, families are not aware of the steps they need to take and often look to healthcare workers for guidance. Death and Grief Education Specialist Claire Hoffman shares her experiences on how families can navigate through the process of dealing with a death of a dear one. |
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NEWS |
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Elderly man ‘left for dead’ following brutal home invasion in Melbourne |
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By Jakob Neeland |
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Police are hunting for 3 cowardly suspects following a home invasion that left a 74-year-old man in critical condition and his elderly wife severely traumatised. |
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HUMAN INTEREST |
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Centenarian ready for another footy tipping season |
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By HelloCare Editorial |
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Laurence Grovermann, a 105-year-old footy fan from Williamstown north of Adelaide, is ready to line up for another season, defending her title as the reigning tipping champion at her aged care home. |
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Addressing aged care reluctance in Australia & industry reforms |
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By HelloCare Editorial |
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For many ageing Australians, the idea of going into care can raise complicated feelings for both themselves and their loved ones. While it is often looked at as a place where people go to spend the last phase of their life, it doesn’t always need to be looked at through a dark lens. |
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HUMAN INTEREST |
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Heartwarming: Mother with Alzheimer’s realises she has been married for 40 years |
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By Jakob Neeland |
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The video of a 65-year-old woman with Alzheimer’s disease has captured the hearts of several netizens on social media. The daughter of Patti Bell has captured the beautiful moment when her mother realises that she has been married for 40 years. |
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"Mature love is composed and sustaining; a celebration of commitment, companionship, and trust." - H. Jackson Brown Jr. |
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Dear Readers, please note due to the Easter long weekend and public holidays, there won't be a HelloCare newsletter on 2 April, 2024. |
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