Palliative Care: A Chaplain’s Perspective
Rabbi Alvin Fine encapsulated my decades as a hospital chaplain when he wrote, Birth is a beginning And death is a destination. And life is a journey, A sacred pilgrimage— To life everlasting.¹ Life is fragile. Life is short. It is also a journey, a pilgrimage, to eternal life. I have learned this a...
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Zusammenfassung: | Rabbi Alvin Fine encapsulated my decades as a hospital chaplain when he wrote,
Birth is a beginning
And death is a destination.
And life is a journey,
A sacred pilgrimage—
To life everlasting.¹
Life is fragile. Life is short. It is also a journey, a pilgrimage, to eternal life. I have learned this at countless bedsides.
My work as a chaplain for nearly fifteen years has deep roots in Christian ministry and the medical profession. I served for twelve years in a local United Methodist church and sixteen years as a registered nurse at Houston Methodist Hospital. The move |
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DOI: | 10.1515/9780271094922-018 |