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    • When to Consider Hospice
    • Expert Palliative and Hospice Care In Fort Worth Texas
    • Palliative Care
    • Palliative Care Vs. Hospice
  • Services
    • Our Core Services
      • How To Live With A Terminal Illness – The Hard Truths
      • What Is Failure To Thrive?
      • Alzheimer’s Disease
        • Assessment of Alzheimer’s Dementia – FAST Scale
      • Lewy Body Dementia
      • Hospice Care For HIV And AIDS Patients
      • Hospice Care For Patients With Advanced Liver Disease
    • Controlling Pain and Symptoms
    • Caregiver Resources
      • Caregiver And Patient Hospital Discharge Checklist
      • Caregiver Resource List
      • Elderly Loneliness
      • Signs of Death
      • Stages of Imminent Death
      • How To Address Grief
      • Valuable Activities To Do With Your Loved One
      • How Do You Treat Shortness Of Breath At The End Of Life?
    • Healthcare Providers – How To Decide?
      • Is Your Patient Appropriate For A Referral?
      • Assessment Of Falls In The Elderly
    • Frequently Asked Questions
      • Types of Facilities
      • What Does A Hospice Nurse Do?
      • What Does A Hospice CNA Do?
      • What Does A Hospice Social Worker Do?
      • What Does A Hospice Chaplain Do?
    • Downloadable Material
  • About Us
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The Heart-Wrenching Reality of Caring for Dying Patients
Bereavement | Hospice | Palliative Care

The Heart-Wrenching Reality of Caring for Dying Patients

ByDr. Tayyab Ghafoor Bereavement, Hospice, Palliative Care

It was another busy day in the intensive care unit, and I was already feeling exhausted before my shift had even begun. But as soon as I walked through the door, I knew I had to put on a brave … Read More

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Overcoming Grief, A Mourner’s Compass.
Bereavement | Hospice

Overcoming Grief, A Mourner’s Compass.

ByCandace Wolmarans, RN Bereavement, Hospice

Grief can be overwhelming and all-consuming when it comes to the death of a loved one. Whether the loss is expected or not, we’re never sure of how we will cope and it never goes quite as planned. No matter … Read More

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We Get No Choice. If We Love, We Grieve.
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We Get No Choice. If We Love, We Grieve.

ByZaira Amina Bereavement

The pain of losing your loved ones can be one of the most wretched feelings anyone can experience. I’ll tell you this one secret: You’ll survive this. It’s natural to get tired of people telling you to be brave and … Read More

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Dealing With The Loss Of A Loved One: A General Guide Through Grief
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Dealing With The Loss Of A Loved One: A General Guide Through Grief

ByKhadeeja Ubaid Bereavement

A part of life that everyone is sure to experience at one time or another is to have loved and to have lost. Losing a loved one is the greatest fear of many, yet it is inevitable and can still … Read More

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Coping With Grief – A Personal Journey
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Coping With Grief – A Personal Journey

ByMinahil Areej Bereavement

For many, experiencing the death of a loved one is among the most trying moments of their lives. Losing a spouse, sibling, or parent leaves a deeper void in our lives than losing any other kind of loved one. Sadness … Read More

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A Doctor’s Perspective on Death and Loss 
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A Doctor’s Perspective on Death and Loss 

ByDr. Sheridan Mark Walters Bereavement

I often find tranquility in the familiar hum of the hospital, where life showcases itself in its raw, unfiltered intensity. The constant bustle – the urgent whispers of nurses, the steady rhythm of heart monitors, the comforting rhythm of breathing … Read More

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Am I Dreaming? 
Bereavement | Caregiving

Am I Dreaming? 

ByTrinity Joroski Bereavement, Caregiving

There is this grand idea that when someone passes on, they “see the light.” That may be true, but what about the folks who have to watch from the other side?   When my Grandma Betty passed, it was the oddest … Read More

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What Does A Hospice Chaplain Do?
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What Does A Hospice Chaplain Do?

ByJosue Ramirez Bereavement, Hospice

Hospice chaplains are very seasoned professionals who provide spiritual and emotional support to their patients and families during the end-of-life care. There are a variety of services that they can offer to them to provide comfort, such as: attentive listening, … Read More

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Difficult Conversation About Death with Loved Ones 
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Difficult Conversation About Death with Loved Ones 

ByDr. Tayyab Ghafoor Bereavement, Healthcare, Hospice

Difficult Conversation about Death with Loved Ones  Life is a beautiful journey filled with moments of joy, love, and growth. Yet, it is also a journey that ultimately leads us toward the unavoidable destination- Death. While this sensitive topic may … Read More

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Honoring Loved Ones: How to Make a Memory Journal 
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Honoring Loved Ones: How to Make a Memory Journal 

ByCandace Wolmarans, RN Bereavement, Caregiving, Hospice, Palliative Care

You’ve lost someone special, and your heart aches with their absence. While the pain may fade over time, your love for them will not. One way to honor their memory and ensure their impact lives on is by creating a … Read More

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Coping With Caregiver Guilt
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Coping With Caregiver Guilt

ByDr. Tayyab Ghafoor Bereavement, Hospice, Palliative Care

How to Cope with Caregiver Guilt: A Compassionate and Informed Guide for Caregivers  What is Caregiver guilt?  Caring for a loved one is an act of compassion and dedication that often comes with its own set of challenges. Caregivers selflessly … Read More

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How to Deal with Grief Over the Holidays

ByAaliya Nasreen Bereavement, Uncategorized

The holiday season, often bringing about joy and togetherness, can be difficult for those who are currently grieving the loss of a loved one. At Lenity Light Hospice, we understand that the holidays may amplify feelings of sorrow and loss, … Read More

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The Lenity Way

Lenity Light Hospice of Texas (LLH of TX) remains focused to improve care and treatment for our beloved patients. During this difficult and vulnerable time, we strive to be the foundation for the needs of our patients and their families. We want to propel care that has become stagnant for this delicate population into the next century. We drive this change by developing system processes that help reduce unexpected events and errors that may affect a loved one's treatment and quality of life. We are developing new methods and treatment modalities to offer alternatives to our patients that goes beyond the basics of "required" hospice care as directed by Medicare. While others pride themselves on hitting the basics, we are raising the bar on what is considered hospice and comfort care. This "thinking out of the box" approach has allowed us to become the gold standard that other agencies look to copy. These system processes coupled with our unmatched customer service allows us to provide care that sets us apart from the rest of the industry. Give us a call and find out why we are so different.

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