Dyingandgrief.com Website Review

Before her death, Mom suffered with a terminal illness for more than two years (she suffered from non alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver Our family experienced more than two years of witnessing her long hospital stays and deterioration, while we felt de*pening sadness and I spent a lot of time researching her condition and looking for any (non-existent) positive information. There were many doctors, several specialists and surgeries, and finally the bittersweet stay at a caring hospice facility, and the more as our family spiraled through two years of a progressive terminal disease, and all that it meant. I’ve always been a researcher in my personal life, so I found myself turning to the internet for answers to everything from what to expect from my mom’s liver disease, to home safety, mobility aids, hospice care, death, and what seemed like a million other topics. I bookmarked many websites as I gathered snippets of information from everywhere as I tried to piece together relevant information.  And it helped.  I was able to prepare for possible symptoms, speak knowledgeably with physicians, offer advice to my Dad in Mom’s care, and explore my questions about the end of life.  When someone you love is terminally ill, its a lonely and confusing time.  Its train going slowly to someplace terrible with no way to get off.  When it was all over, I knew I wanted to create a place where caregivers could find answers all in one place.  While I am not a physician, I do my best to provide a detailed overview of topics that need attention when someone you love is seriously ill. I research all topics thoroughly to make sure they are accurate and current, and update my articles as new information becomes available. My goal is to provide answers and solutions to questions and problems that come up suddenly when your family member no longer functions as they once did.  I also want to introduce subjects which may not be on the radar in the moment, but should be, such as estate and funeral