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91Crossing Death's Doorstep
Death, be not proud (Holy Sonnet 10) by John Donne Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou are not so; For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor...
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61I Am Having Dinner With Mr. Bell Tonight
My friend Sonny Iler grew up in the Tuxedo community. He is the son of Harry Iler and was the "Dennis the Menace" of the community. A lttle blond haired lad he was always hanging out around the Community...
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72A Nurses Prayer: Today I Will
Today, I will open my eyes... Today, I will only see the truth... Today, I will take responsibility for my own actions.. Today, I will not blame... Today, I will only see what I could have done differently And...
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79Health: Laughter as Cure
Humor was was once badly criticized in parts of the medical profession and only bullyism and academics were respected. Times have changed for the better. Medical Students at many Universities in America are now trained in how to be funny.
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77Why I Hate Hospice
Die young and leave a beautiful corpse? Or hang in til you reach a ripe, old age so people can say, "He had a good life."? Clock out suddenly with no notice? Or wither away slowly over weeks, months or even...
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65Orlando, Florida Hospice Care
Hospice of the Comforter, serving greater Orlando.The Hospice of the Comforter has been serving the greater Orlando area since 1990, including the Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties. We are greatly...
55Mother Story Part 2
She looked so small in the bed. It didn’t matter how we repositioned her, she sank into herself. Would she just get smaller and smaller and disappear? We all took turns wrestling with the...
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56My Generation
A Sunday tradition with us in our household is figuring out where we will sit to read the morning paper. One of us makes the coffee and tea, while the other prepares the location mutually agreed upon for...
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68Time To Say Goodbye: The Final Chapter
Jean looked at ease. She was resting peacefully, as we all watched over her. Her color was pale and gray with signs of bluing around her mouth but she wasn’t struggling and there were no machines taped to...
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64ONE CHILD SHORT
i'm finally mourning. after almost four years since the death, i mourn. i remember the first day being easy because it was filled with one appointment after the other. our senior pastor was great. he went...
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