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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 03, 2024

Page

15

How we die matters and advance care planning

A personal reflection on how death notes the importance of advance care planning ACP to guide decisions when one cannot speak for themselves. It urges conversations with loved ones, sharing values and beliefs, to reduce stress and ensure wishes are honored by a substitute decision maker.

Kortes-Miller Hospice Northwest Services Hospice Northwest

Making Moments Matter Through Hospice Northwest Services

Hospice Northwest Services offers education and resources for advance care planning. The column by Donna Jeanpierre discusses conversations about death, planning, and supporting families, urging donations on Giving Tuesday and providing contact details for more information.

Donna Jeanpierre Hospice Northwest Services Hospice Northwest Chronicle-Journal Violet Jean Faye

Doctor shares cautions on retirement residence living

Ken Walker writes Healthy Retirement Residence Living detailing safety gear in bathrooms, fall prevention, and dietary tips. He warns about fecal impaction, emphasizes vitamin C benefits, exercise, and managing weight, as his final book in a Toronto based doctor journalist career, with a weekly Chronicle Journal slot.

Doctor Chronicle-Journal Ken Walker W. Gifford-Jones Toronto Docgiff.com

BC teen bird flu case shows no new human infections

British Columbia health officials say the first Canadian human case of H5N1 is not linked to additional infections. The teen remains in critical care at BC Children's Hospital but is stable and making limited progress. 34 healthcare workers were monitored for symptoms and 16 close contacts tracked. genome data suggest containment with no direct poultry farm link.

Napoleon Bonaparte Waterloo British Columbia Bonnie Henry Henry Canada B.C Fraser Valley Canadian Food Inspection Agency Fraser Health BC Children’s Hospital

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Dame Cicely Saunders Hospice Movement BY Donna Jeanpierre Northwest Services Kathy Kortes-Miller the Doctor Diana Gifford-Jones Cme Beeee Hospicenorthwest.ca
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