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Elderly terminally ill parolees are sent home to unprepared families for end-of-life care, a new study has found.
#news #elderly #terminally #ill #parolees #home #unprepared #families
Read on https://t.co/UKant9HmX4

One in three #terminally ill people in deprived areas aren’t claiming #DWP #benefits they’re entitled to at the end of life https://t.co/6Jhkpw65D6 via @johnpringdns People are sick & tired of justifying their illnesses & why they are still alive if they don't #die 'Quick enough'
im really Crazy and insane. #terminally

In the Debate on the #Terminally (End of Life) Bill @Tanni_GT says how @BnsJaneCampbell was told she was ill. This was when she went into #Hospital and her Family were told Jane did not have #MentalCapacity as Jane said she was a Member of the @UKHouseofLords #SocialModelPolitics
A hospice in York is encouraging people to consider donating their eyes to help reduce the national shortage of corneas. The top layer of just one eye known as the cornea can help restore the sight of up to 10 people. Facing a terminal diagnosis, Margaret Wroe has signed up.
A hospice in York is encouraging people to consider donating their eyes to help reduce the national shortage of corneas. The top layer of just one eye known as the cornea can help restore the sight of up to 10 people. Facing a terminal diagnosis, Margaret Wroe has signed up.
A hospice in York is encouraging people to consider donating their eyes to help reduce the national shortage of corneas. The top layer of just one eye known as the cornea can help restore the sight of up to 10 people. Facing a terminal diagnosis, Margaret Wroe has signed up.
A hospice in York is encouraging people to consider donating their eyes to help reduce the national shortage of corneas. The top layer of just one eye known as the cornea can help restore the sight of up to 10 people. Facing a terminal diagnosis, Margaret Wroe has signed up.
A hospice in York is encouraging people to consider donating their eyes to help reduce the national shortage of corneas. The top layer of just one eye known as the cornea can help restore the sight of up to 10 people. Facing a terminal diagnosis, Margaret Wroe has signed up.
#Ethio #Forum's #anonymous #Tigrayan #doctor also #terminally #ill with a #cancer called #Ethiopianist.

Backing euthanasia for terminally ill adults …
#UK #lawmakers #back #bill to allow #terminally #ill #adults to #end their #lives https://t.co/Q8O5cIxbvq
FLP CHAPBOOK OF THE DAY: Hospice by Molly Akin
On SALE: https://t.co/Svj8HFpCNq
Winner of the New Women’s Voices Prize in Poetry, Hospice catalogs a decade in the poet’s life marked by becoming a #mother while supporting a #terminally #ill parent, reckoning with the intimate work of #caregiving. Formal explorations grapple with the twinned dynamics of mothering and motherlessness. Throughout the collection, Molly Akin considers how we trace our origins and inheritance within the imperfections of memory. #Hospice employs precise and deliberate syntax to examine universally human and deeply personal themes.
Molly Akin is a writer and nonprofit library director based on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. She has read in venues including the Emily Dickinson Museum, Wilder Words, Fine Arts Work Center, and New England Poetry Club. A semi-finalist for the Black Lawrence Press St. Lawrence Book Prize, Molly’s work has been published in journals, including Brevity, Idenity Theory, Inflectionist Review, and Paraselene. Hospice is her first published collection.
PRAISE FOR Hospice by Molly Akin
Mothering, compassion, lineage — Akin explores the mega sphere that is contemporary motherhood in this striking chapbook collection. In a lean but hard-hitting, visceral verse, Akin ardently depicts what it is like dealing with the loss of a mother, void and haunting memory. A strong, memorable debut collection!
–Jose Hernandez Diaz, author of The Parachutist and Bad Mexican, Bad American
Molly Akin‘s Hospice unearths the hidden beauty and devastation at the root of grief. From the life cycles of ladybugs, orchids, and loved ones, Akin offers a meditative glimpse into the ephemeral nature of living, the consuming nature of loss, “the keening cry of a bird,” and “the waters no damn can hold.” With lightness and depth, this collection unravels the sacred contradictions that sustain us, the ones embedded in being alive, of mothering, of losing and loving, again and again.
–Tatiana Johnson-Boria, author of Nocturne in Joy
Its title suggests, Molly Akin‘s debut chapbook, Hospice, is about end-of-life care––a poet bearing witness to and participating in her mother’s final weeks and days––but the etymological root of that word, the Latin hospitem, meaning “guest, stranger, sojourner, visitor,” is also very much at stake. In these poems, the reader sojourns across a defamiliarized world, acutely described with a Dickinsonian economy and cataloged, freshly, by Akin’s fine-toothed aesthetic. Akin’s is not the language of life but the language of death, of near-death and after-death: that fragment, or moan that is whispered across the “gash // wound” between the living and the dying (for in Hospice, there is nothing so gentle as a “veil”). As her mother dies from a long cancer––”spider pain / leg pain / bone pain,” her “tail / tucked / between / bone”––the poet dares also to look closely at her own flesh, her image a “coiled / Siren,” her body also a mother’s body, aging, resilient, pained, ancestral, capable, moving through time: “One big contraction,” she writes, “And it is our life / Looking back.” But for as much as this book looks back––and it does, at the poet’s origins, at language’s deep lineages, at Dickinson herself––it also gazes forward, toward a world marked by new absence and yet newly possible. “It took her / death / to wrest / my self // from / her––,” Akin writes. And that is the difficult space where these poems sit vigil: bedside new knowledge.
–Jane Huffman, author of Public Abstract
Please share/please repost #flpauthor #preorder #AwesomeCoverArt #poetry #chapbook #read #poems #hospice #mother #caregiving #caregiver #terminal #illness

C'était mon 29 000eme tweet #terminally
@JCoupable Les droitards ont la même vision des femmes que les talibans episode 1000
How about we focus on supporting #disabled and #terminally ill people to LIVE with dignity and without pain and #Poverty
Every day over 300 UK people can't get the specialist palliative care they desperately need.
That is the priority, not #AssistedDying
@kimleadbeater

#LifeSupport withdrawal for #terminally #ill: #IMA flags concerns, says it will put #doctors under stress https://t.co/HkWy8GMyoa
#LifeSupport withdrawal for #terminally #ill: #IMA flags concerns, says it will put #doctors under stress
https://t.co/HkWy8GN6dI
@Danwhite1972 You have the right to be held to ransom because agency care in the UK is failing the #disabled, #terminally ill , and #chronically ill in your life.
You have the right to have your love for your loved one exploited by the govt to save them thousands a year in return for a slap.
We need to advocate for this #VAD #AssistedDying
It's what @PhelanVicky most wanted to be her legacy!
It's not right that #terminally ill patients should suffer an undignified & painful death
If #dignitas is not an option then #suicide will be the only choice?
NO!
#NotInSecret
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