Finding solace in caring for others
The Morning Standard
|November 10, 2024
ALLIATIVE care is a field within medical science which focuses on providing comfort to patients throughout their treatment, sometimes even to those who are terminally ill.
For such individuals, many of whom battle immense physical and emotional suffering, palliative care seeks to alleviate pain and provide psychological support. However, this care can be challenging to access, especially for patients from economically disadvantaged families.
Moved by the challenges faced by these patients, 15-year-old Siya from Jaipur was inspired to act. Frequent visits to a hospital run by her aunt had already sensitised her to patients' struggles. A conversation with her parents encouraged her to help patients, especially the ones who are in the final stages of their illness.
To better understand the needs of such patients, Siya visited the palliative care unit of Sawai Man Singh (SMS) hospital. It was here that she observed a lack of awareness about hospice care options.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition November 10, 2024 de The Morning Standard.
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