Titlebook: Shared Struggles; Stories from Parents Ann F. Schrooten,Barry P. Markovitz Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Patient centered c

Traumatic-Grief

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I Did Not Have to Fix Itoles which can make some uncomfortable—listeners, confidants, and consolers. Alex’s mother challenged me, and by doing so she made me a better physician. She wanted me to continue performing the responsibilities of healer, as she simultaneously persuaded me to become a member of the family, even if a distant one. What a privilege.

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No Wrong Decisionsded family. How were we going to care for a child with a trach (and ventilator), care for our two other children and keep our jobs? Who was going to help us? The consequences of the decision were overwhelming and profoundly life altering for our entire family.

Asseverate

A Sacred Relationshipdynamic. Every child is their parent’s entire world and they must be treated that preciously, no matter what. Quality of life has nothing to do with value of life—there is an immeasurable value to every human life.

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Team Harliewould have understood if they requested different providers going forward, whether from a lack of confidence, superstition, or simply the reminder of that night. But instead, they reached out, asked me to care for their child again.

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If We Are Paying Attention, realize we are much better doctors—both technically and as caregivers—than we were 10 years ago or 5 years ago. What I gained with time and experience was an appreciation of the importance of Bryan in the fabric of his family’s life.

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