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Hospice
In earlier times and in other cultures, caring of the dying was a ritual focus for families, friends, and other loved ones in the community. Today, as a result of the widespread denial and evasion of death in our culture, the dying are more likely to be surrounded by more medical equipment than caring family members. Yet, this need not be the case for terminal patients for whom care in more important than a cure. Hospice has emerged in recent decades as an important movement offering first-rate medical, nursing, and pastoral care or the dying. More and more patients and families are receiving the gift of competent. thoughtful care that hospice can provide.
Many forget to avail themselves of hospice care before it is too late out of a misplaced fear that palliative care is not enough. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, we understand all that families have been through as they have made hard decisions about how to care for loved ones prior to their death. We offer sensitive and supportive care as together we choose rituals to remember your loved on by. Call 347-3431, 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton 24-hours a day.
“Such men as come Proud, open-eyed and laughing to the tomb."
- William Butler Yeats
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