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Tomorrow is the Day: My cancer story caring for my husband

Tomorrow is my anniversary (or would have been). To celebrate this special day, I will launch my caregiving story, “Legacies From the LIVING Room: A Love-Grief Equation”. We will be ready for you to purchase this inspirational cancer story!  Let me share how hope does not have to be defined in years, love is stronger than fear, and bucket lists can create legacies that  manage grief.

Watch tomorrow I will share how you can own a signed copy!

Published by Debra Parker Oliver

I am the Paul Revare Family Professor of Family Medicine in the School of Medicine, at the University of Missouri. I have a Masters of Social Work and PhD in Rural Sociology from the University of Missouri. I was a hospice social worker and administrator in three hospice programs for a total of more than 20 years. After getting my doctorate I continued my commitment to the improvement of hospice care through research with more than 170 peer -reviewed articles related to palliative and hospice care. In an effort to teach and advocate for those facing cancer and terminal illness my husband David and I created a blog to share our journey with others. We received the Project Death in America Community Education Award from American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine care two weeks before David passed away. I am now committed to continuing sharing my journey through grief and bereavement.

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