A dearth of funds to cope with hospice care at home can leavefamily caregivers beyond wounded when a lovedone dies.

According to a Huffington Post report, while the number of people dying athome rather than in an institution—whether a hospital, nursing homeor hospice setting—is on the rise.

And while in many respects that’s a good thing for the dyingperson, for their caregivers it can take a terrible toll—not justbecause of the emotional difficulty in caring for a dying familymember, but also because of money.

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