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According to the Journal, Hast ham realizes that not all of a nurse’s patients will go home; that nurses must learn to deal with the process of dying. "1 think the main thing when you're working with a dying patient — it sounds corny — but 1 think the greatest fear they have is of being left alone. That’s the best thing the nurse can do, to not leave them alone.
“It’s hard to go into a room with a dying patient. You don’t want to go in. Hut I really believe that people are not scared of death, only of being left alone.
'Each weekend, Marion returns to the family farm. Red Hill, on Route 72J> near Ben Venue. There she helps her father and brother, W.G. Eastham and 1 )unny, Jr., with their horse breeding and training business. 1 he busy schedule on farm, school and hospital work means she must manage her
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