Episode 1 - What is your paediatric palliative care story?
In this episode we hear from families who draw upon their real-life experiences to answer the question "What is your paediatric palliative care story?"
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Dying is difficult in any language. The power of words, actions, and human behaviour can have an enormous impact on the way families experience their palliative care journey.
This series of 10 conversations draws upon real-life experiences; we hear from families as they reflect on their child’s life and the palliative care they did (or didn’t) receive.
The issues and emotions raised in this space can be challenging. If you feel upset or uncomfortable at any time, please take a break, look after yourself and think about following up with your support networks.
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