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HOSPICE DEMYSTIFIED: Chaplain Khette Cox on Dying Comforted

“Lots of folks get scared of hospice. They think you’re gonna die now. And lots of folks think we’re gonna kill people. And we don’t. But what we do is help folks die in the way they want to die.” —REVEREND KHETTE COX, Hospice Chaplain

Reverend Khette Cox and friend

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Hospice  chaplain Reverend Khette Cox joins Kelli and Sue to demystify hospice care — what it is, whom it serves, how Medicare covers it, and the difference  between hospice at home and hospice houses. She explains the hospice  team, spiritual support, and how families can honor a loved one’s  wishes. 

  

Through  candid stories, humor, and practical advice, Khette and the hosts  explore facing death, supporting families, volunteering, and finding  comfort and dignity at the end of life. 

  

There’s even an end-of-life lap dance tale. 

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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES

NEIGHBOR, DISTRACTED BY KELLI'S LONG GRASS, DRIVES INTO HER MAILBOX AND TAKES IT OUT 

  

Well, the headline tells the whole story ...  

DIVE BAR CHOIR

  

Sue intends to join. You are forewarned. Bring earplugs.

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