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DYING AT HOME
While the majority of terminally ill patients end their lives in healthcare facilities, increasing numbers of people are choosing to die in their own homes. While dying at home necessitates the dedicated commitment of an able-bodied care giver, it otfers the advantage of the psychological comfort of being in familiar Surroundings with family and friends. Choosing to remain at home during one’s final days also provides an environment in which the dying can maximize the quality of their remaining moments on earth, enabling them to achieve personal closure. In addition, the home provides a comfortable setting in which to say good-bye to family and friends. If all this sounds natural and reasonable, inquire about hospice care.
No matter when and where a death occurs, those who are left behind suffer At MOSER FUNERAL HOME, we are here to assist in your time of need, 24 hours a day, whenever you need us. We will arrange a confidential meeting, and assist you in planning a commemoration that will best represent the spirit of the deceased. Contact us at 540-3473431. You are invited to tour our 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrcnton location. We art here for you.
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