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Testimonials

Families and medical professionals testify to the benefits of of using The Care Plan

Nancy Heyerman RN BSN CHPN & Brenda Kizzire RN BSN CHPN

Dr Molly Gramley MD 
Hospice medical director, Board cetified.

Staci Antaya RN, BSN, BA

"Dear Odonata Care​

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Thank you for your excellent hospice resources in print and on video. They gave us the knowledge and confidence we needed to support our mom during her transition. â€‹

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Appreciatively,

Bonnie and Chuck"

Karen RN

(A nurse in Baltimore who now works in a home care agency)

 

"This is excellent! It’s simple and easy to read and understand. It would be great to have for our families - they forget our instructions! This would be a great tool to have on hand. Having had personal hospice experience, I would have liked to have a resource like this!"​

IRA BYOCK MD

Founder and Chief Medical Officer Institute for Human Caring at Providence St. Joseph Health, Author of Dying Well and The Best Care Possible

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“Hospice nurses, Heyerman and Kizzire, write from years of caring experience. A Path to Comfort is filled with practical wisdom. Down-to-earth and loving, this booklet is a gift to anyone caring for a person who is approaching the end of life.“ 

SUSAN BLOCK MD

Dept. of Psychosocial Oncology and Palliative Care, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Professor of Psychiatry and Medicine, Harvard Medical School

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"A Path to Comfort is a practical, compassionate, meticulous, and detailed guide to help families manage the day-to-day care of a loved one in hospice care, from the perspective of two nurses who have provided bedside care to hospice patients for decades. It provides step-by-step directions for such ‘simple’ processes as cleaning or turning a patient, which can often feel overwhelming to family members doing it for the first time. By providing this thoughtful guidance to the caregiver, it can make what sometimes feels impossible—providing superb care to a dying loved one—feel possible, thus boosting the morale of the caregiver and enhancing the care of the person who is ill. It is designed to supplement and synergize with the care offered in the home by a hospice program.” 

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