hospices

I Will Love You Forever reveals one woman's decades-long quest to find healing and redemption after the accidental death of her sister as a child. God has used hospice babies-those left to live and die without family to care for them-to mend Cori's broken heart.

Using social movement theory to frame her discussion, Siebold traces the bell curve growth, maturity, and decline that has characterized the hospice movement.

A guide for individuals facing the end of life that discusses common concerns such as emotional and spiritual issues, addressing conflict and unresolved issues, adapting to a changing appetite, managing pain medications, and the service and therapies offered by hospice care.

Explains the philosophy behind hospice care, looks at how hospice care has changed, and explores issues, administration, and costs associated with hospice care.