Actually some of the best experiences I've had have been with atheist. Being a hospice chaplain isn't about religion its about helping people finding a peaceful path towards death. I can't think of a better term than chaplain care to use.
Terry Clees
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Hospice and JW
by Terry Clees ini am a bereavement coordinator with a hospice company.
i have noticed that most often jw patients decline chaplain care and also the family ends up declining bereavement care.
where i work our chaplains do not proselytize at all...they merely walk with the patient in their faith at the end of life.
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Terry Clees
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Hospice and JW
by Terry Clees ini am a bereavement coordinator with a hospice company.
i have noticed that most often jw patients decline chaplain care and also the family ends up declining bereavement care.
where i work our chaplains do not proselytize at all...they merely walk with the patient in their faith at the end of life.
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Terry Clees
I am a bereavement coordinator with a hospice company. I have noticed that most often JW patients decline chaplain care and also the family ends up declining bereavement care. Where I work our chaplains DO NOT proselytize at all...they merely walk with the patient in their faith at the end of life. What can we do to serve our JW patients better as chaplains and bereavement coordinators?