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Sandy

Sandy Kwong was born in Hong Kong and moved to Canada in 2000. She has been a social worker with the BC Cancer Agency in Vancouver, British Columbia since 2001.

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  • Why not homecare support? (1:39)
  • Tips on discussing advance care planning (1:57)
  • Pain, suffering and DNR (1:46)
  • Understanding pain medications (2:00)
  • Don't postpone family visits (1:10)
  • When food no longer helps (1:42)
  • What can I eat? (1:25)
  • Thinking about dying (1:00)
  • It's ok to cry (0:49)
  • Living for this moment (1:23)
  • When family is far away (2:12)
  • Reaching out for support (2:10)
  • Language challenges (2:14)
  • I don't want to be a burden (2:16)
  • 安寧護理能提高你生活的質量 (1:26)
  • 生命終結前的願望-預先護理計劃 (2:04)
  • “安寧護理”的概念比“臨終護理”有更廣的含義 (0:52)
  • “不要急救“是什麽意思 (1:51)
  • 控制疼痛的重要性 (1:27)
  • 告訴親友你的病情,伸手尋找支持 (2:23)
  • 對你的孩子坦白 (2:44)
  • 什麽是安寧護理 (1:16)
  • 什麽是晚期病人護理? (1:54)
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