Care at the end

The final days and hours of someone’s life is a critical time when the right care and support can make a huge difference. Find examples from real people and learn more about what makes a ‘good’ death.

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Care at the end

“My cycle was inspired by Mum’s journey at the end of life"

“A hospice offers much more than end of life care”

"Grandad became friends with the nurses. He loved them"

"A hospice is a good death"

"We got Ros’ diagnosis on her 43rd birthday"

“It’s so rewarding when you see a smile on their face”

“I’m using this window to make memories with my children"

“Mum felt safer at the Marie Curie Hospice”

“We could go to bed knowing Mummy was in safe hands”

“The dawn birds were singing as my sister died"

“The hospice was like a home from home”

“We’re sometimes the first person listens."

“Our work is so important because we touch people’s lives"

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