Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Two things

Folks -

A couple things:

First, I'm told that the article about Judi in the Boston Globe will appear tomorrow, Wednesday [sorry to those who scoured today's paper as I did!] Thre is already something on the Globe's web site written by Kay Lazar who wrote the article last year about Judi's struggle with her insurance company. That article can be found in the White Coat Notes column at http://www.boston.com/news/health/blog/2010/01/patients_rights_1.html.

Some of Judi's wonderful colleagues have, with remarkable speed, created the Virtual Memorial web site I had hoped to create. Consequently, I'm urging everyone to go to Judi's new site at http://judi-chamberlin.virtual-memorials.com/ to leave comments, thoughts and memories. I'll keep this blog active for a while, but the central place for everything "Judi" will now be the Virtual Memorials site.

I want once more to thank everyone who has added to the phenomenal outpouring of affection here on the blog. Judi was, and would be moved.
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16 comments:

  1. Thank you for keeping us all updated. Also, the web address for the Visiting Nurse and Community Health Hospice donation site is incorrect. the correct address is: http://www.thevisitingnurses.com/Charitable_Giving.htm

    The address needs the "www" part to get there.

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  2. Hello Martin,

    Thinking alot about Judi,missing her posts.
    You must be devasted without your darling.
    Hope you have friends and family to support you.
    Hope you are doing ok.
    Keep warm.
    Thinking about you.
    Love,
    Herrad

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  3. I was really understand to your blog and more informative to all of us.congratulations on your good work on this blog.

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  4. Thanks for the update.
    We will surely miss Judi,hope for the best for your family.

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  5. Hoping for you to get back on blogging, for many are looking forward for your new posts. Whew! I guess there are many good bloggers nowadays, that are in hiatus, eh.

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  6. Hospice is a type of care and a philosophy of care that focuses on the palliation of a terminally ill patient's symptoms. These symptoms can be physical, emotional, spiritual or social in nature. The concept of hospice has been evolving since the 11th century. Then, and for centuries thereafter, hospices were places of hospitality for the sick, wounded, or dying, as well as those for travelers and pilgrims.

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  7. What an amazing way to let others in to the last days of your life. Very difficult for anyone to do. May the family find peace in Judi's passing.

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  14. What all does hospice entail? My Grandma is 94 and Her health is going down hill, and I am just looking for ways to help. Thanks for any help as to what I should be looking for!

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