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Published On - April 6, 2022

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How Older Adults Suffer from Urinary Incontinence

As we age, our bodies endure a lot, and sometimes that means an older adult may experience urinary incontinence. It’s a common challenge for many older adults getting hospice‌ ‌care‌ in Burbank, Glendale, or Pasadena. A 2014 study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) men...
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Published On - February 22, 2022

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What To Expect In the First Ten Days of ‌‌Hospice‌ ‌Care‌

The doctors and nurses providing hospice‌ ‌care‌ in Burbank‌ ‌Ca‌ offer a valuable and professional service to people with terminal illnesses who are not expected to live more than six months. Getting this kind of diagnosis can be extremely emotional, and the process of starting hospice ...
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Published On - September 14, 2021

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The Hospice And Palliative Care Given To Patients With Breast Cancer

When a person finds out that they have breast cancer, it is frightening and disheartening for the person affecting them and their family. It seems like without warning you are told that you must have chemotherapy, surgery, or radiation. Also, the palliative care team of Faith and Hope in Los Angeles...
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Published On - July 15, 2021

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Palliative Care Professionals Tell Us How A Do Not Resuscitate Order Works

The palliative care professionals in Los Angeles believe that advanced care planning lets people decide how medical treatment will be carried out if they are in an emergency situation or can’t express their care preferences because they are incapacitated.  An advanced directive is usually drafted...
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Published On - June 15, 2021

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How To Cope With The Loss Of A Loved One According To Palliative Care Professionals In Los Angeles

Professionals at palliative care centers in Los Angeles are truly aware that when we love someone we love, it is always going to be difficult, whether it is a positive or negative relationship or even if you know it is on the way because your loved one has a terminal illness.  Regardless of the...
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Published On - November 4, 2020

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Stress and Grief

Stress can make everyday worries, including grief, feel worse and harder to manage. Our brains are like computers. There is only so much that we can process at once. When we reach a certain level, things just start to fall apart. For computers, this means it takes longer to process information or to...
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Published On - September 24, 2020

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Light the Night: Annual Patient Memorial

Faith and Hope Hospice in Pasadena CA invites you to join us for our annual patient memorial, Light the Night as we honor, celebrate, and remember the patients who have died in the past year. For the first time ever, Light the Night was presented live online. This is truly our favorit...
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Published On - April 10, 2020

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Welcome! Epilogue March/April 2020 edition

Epilogue is the official bereavement newsletter of Faith & Hope Hospice, the best hospice Los Angeles County has to offer. Serving Los Angeles, Pasadena, and the surrounding communities.  In this issue we explore:   Managing the Transition from Caregiver to Mourner ...
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