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"Truehart gives us a real inside peak at her work and the devotion and skills of those who work alongside her. But most important, she takes the "scary" out of hospice. She makes it clear that choosing hospice creates the best possible world for the dying and the people who love them...that terminal illness does not necessitate living every day as though it is your last. Rather... hospice can create a world of possibilities for each and every day that is left to us-just like in real life." -Kay Degenhardt, KDI "When I was first diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma over three years ago, it had the…mehr

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"Truehart gives us a real inside peak at her work and the devotion and skills of those who work alongside her. But most important, she takes the "scary" out of hospice. She makes it clear that choosing hospice creates the best possible world for the dying and the people who love them...that terminal illness does not necessitate living every day as though it is your last. Rather... hospice can create a world of possibilities for each and every day that is left to us-just like in real life." -Kay Degenhardt, KDI "When I was first diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma over three years ago, it had the face of my mortality on it...I was blessed to come across a copy of Cathy's manuscript of her life's work in hospice... [which] made me laugh while I cried, but more importantly, Cathy's compassion and her patients' courage gave me hope and inspiration when I needed it most. I recommend that anyone...read this!" -Joan Rose Ellsworth
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Cathy Truehart's training in nursing began in 1971. In 1974, she earned a Diploma in Nursing from Worcester City Hospital School of Nursing in Massachusetts. In 1981, she earned a BSN in Public Health Nursing with a minor in Gerontology from California State University in Cotati, California, where she also did a year-long preceptorship with Hospice of Sonoma County. Finally, in 1997 Cathy completed her Master's Degree in counseling psychology at Leslie College in Cambridge, Massachusetts.Cathy's longstanding interest in holistic health has motivated her to complete a certification program in holistic nursing through Seeds & Bridges; obtain a practitioner degree in Neuro-Linguistic Programming; become a Reiki Master; and complete certification in reflexology.Currently Cathy is enjoying retirement and embracing her spirituality with Just Faith Ministries (justfaith.org) and the 'Contemplative Living Program' at Genesis Spiritual Life Center in Westfield, MA. She lives with her husband of 40 years and spends as much time with her daughters and grandsons in Long Island, NY and Austin, Texas as she possibly can.Watch for the author's next book: My Greatest Teacher; Embracing Bi-Polar Disorder.