Caring approach helps dying children and families
The text discusses comforting dying children, listening to their needs, and facing death with honesty. It notes that caregivers who are present and tuned in reduce fear, help children read their inner cues, and focus on intimate surroundings rather than distant worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Tom
Lway
Listening to a Child’s Fear of Death in Hospital Care
A nurse counsels listening as a child with a brain tumor and Susie’s death share fears. Dr. Ross notes patients cope with mortality by verbalizing needs and seeking comfort, while guardians often fail to listen.
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Elisabeth Kubler Hoss
Dr. Ross
Secrestaresercigraner
Ross
Susie
Tim
Ross Osscoe
Susie Wold
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