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Asked August 2013
Any benefits for surviving spouse for hospice care?
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Carol Bradley Bursack
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Most hospice organizations offer grief counseling for one year or 13 months, depending on the organization. Generally, this is a group meeting. Many people benefit from this.
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08/04/2013 08:47:56
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Take care of yourself now and see if they can help.
Carol