On we went through the long winter with those sessions of country music. Twenty minutes was usually enough. I could tell when Len got tired. Paying attention to a sick a person's body language is so important. I have seen well-meaning visitors miss the clues and stay too long. What signs other than the ones Len gave off, might you pay attention to as a visitor to an ill or dying person? Your input is valued.
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Judy Loukides
4/14/2016 02:52:41 pm
I had a situation in which my primary patient was an elderly lady, but her husband was also there and in need of music. He was enjoying himself immensely, but his wife had been over stimulated and was near tears. So I apologized to the woman for doing too much. The husband very much wanted me to continue, so I told him I'd come back another time, which I did.
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Robin Gaiser
4/14/2016 04:20:48 pm
Hi Judith. I had a similar issue with a private patient. Her family hired me to come to the home but the music was not great for her.....it was great for them. You will read about his is my book-----audio, print and ebook released on June 1st!
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