Kenneth Haglind, President of Minnesota Hospice explains the importance of Minnesota’s We Honor Veterans Program and how it helps veterans receive top-notch care. Veterans often suffer from health issues that are different from those of Americans who have not served in the armed forces. These issues can be linked to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), […]
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Making the decision for hospice care for your loved one is perhaps one of the hardest decisions you’ll ever have to make. “It’s an emotional time,” Kenneth Haglind says, “and it’s a time that’s especially hard on you as a family member.” For that reason, Ken Haglind says finding the right hospice care can go a long […]
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It can be devastating when a parent, grandparent, sibling, or other relative is diagnosed with a terminal disease and told that they have less than six months left to live. In addition to strong emotions such as fear, worry, sadness, and even anger, most folks feel overwhelmed by the details and difficult decisions that lie […]
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Caretaking during the last few months or weeks of a loved one’s life isn’t easy. That’s particularly true when the patient is suffering from pain, discomfort, or limitations – no longer being able to eat or drink, for example – that greatly affects their quality of life, Ken Haglind explains. It will require a lot of strength, […]
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