The more I work with mind/body/emotions, I still see so much untapped potential to ease the suffering of someone in severe pain and/or dying. Thus, I plan to write a book about this.
As I began research on this topic, I see a strong connection between Emotions and Pain and/or the Dying Process.
Doesn't it make sense to try to get the patient to Relax, thereby Reducing Pain Level, and/or allow the Smooth Transition to Death?
- A lot has been written on the Connection between Stress and Pain. I probably won't cover this much in my book.
- I think part of pain, and even dying, is the struggle "inside" a person, that might be causing and/or aggravating the pain and/or dying. Perhaps, this relates to the Will to Live. Perhaps this struggle might be feelings of fear, regret, unfinished business, worry about others, sadness/grief, loss of control, etc. Maybe there is a "pull" from the "other side" and/or a "push" from the person to quit fighting and just die. Who knows? It is different for each person.
It is my attempt in this upcoming book to gather information on "what's been done before" and offer up ideas on "what else might be done". By doing so, I hope to help others, stimulate innovation, and bring about positive changes.
In doing research on this topic, I was surprised on how few Sci/Tech innovations have been made to consider the psychological/emotional aspect of pain and/or dying. It's my job to get this innovation going - by writing and inventing.
In the end, it is caring people, not sci/tech that helps someone in severe pain and/or dying.
Sci/Tech, though, might be able to assist the caregivers and/or patients though to indicate the psychological/emotional state of the patient. This indication might show caregivers if their words/actions are helping or hurting the patient, especially if the patient is non-communicative. The goal is to help people in severe pain and/or dying to relax.
Maybe through Emotion Monitoring we'll learn more about Near Death Experiences, too.
I'm so excited. This is a new frontier and I'm right on the brink of discovery.
Thank you for reading this post. I hope you will consider buying and reading my book, when it comes out. What I find, I'll share with you in my book.
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My research so far...(General Information for patients, family/friends/healthcare workers, etc.)
Providing Comfort at the End of Life - National Institute on Aging
Prayers for the Dying
Compositions and methods for imaging pain and stress in vivo
Tips for Talking with Someone Who is Dying - Canadian Virtual Hospice
What to Say to a Dying Friend, Someone Who's Sick - AARP
Tips for Visiting Someone on Hospice | VITAS Healthcare
How to Talk to Cancer and Dying Patients - CNA.plus
I Don't Know what to Say ...: How to Help and Support Someone who is ...
What to Say When You Don't Know What to Say - Hospice of the Red ...
A Study of Meeting the Emotional Needs of Dying Patients and ... - DTIC
Providing Comfort at the End of Life - National Institute on Aging
What people close to death say about euthanasia and assisted suicide ...
End of Life and Hospice Care | Taking Charge of Your Health ...
The Inner Life of the Dying Person (End-of-Life Care: A Series): Allan ...
Psychotherapy of the Dying Patient | Psychology Today
Hypnotherapy with Hospice Care and/or Dying Clients
Guided Imagery | The Last Visit
Meditations for Sick and Dying People - The Way of Meditation
Hypnotherapy with Hospice Care and/or Dying Clients
Ten Reasons Guided Meditation is a Best Practice for Hospice ...
Hospice & Palliative Care - Guided Imagery and Meditation Blog ...
Research on how Sci/Tech might help the Person in Severe Pain and/or Dying to Relax...
Medical Monitor with Emotional Stress Pain Indicator and Biofeedback ...
Devices and methods for passive patient monitoring
101212902* DEATHBED SERVICE SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING PSYCHOLOGICAL TRANQUILITY TO A PATIENT WHO WILL SOON DIEMethod for cancer pain treatment
System for dying service
Method and apparatus of obtaining peace of mind
End-of-life end before prediction system
Medical system
End-of-life monitoring system in non-medical mode
Intelligent calling-for-help wristband
Determining a psychological state of a subject
Apparatus for biophilically promoting personal relaxation, for reducing …
Sensory device useful in bringing a patient neurological or psychological …
20070135676 Method and apparatus of obtaining peace of mind
101212902* DEATHBED SERVICE SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING PSYCHOLOGICAL TRANQUILITY TO A PATIENT WHO WILL SOON DIE
End of Life Tools
Fear of Dying Hypnosis Script | Hypnosis Scripts
Hypnotherapy with Hospice Care and/or Dying Clients
Meditation for the dying - OSHO Sammasati
Overcome Fear of Death | Self Hypnosis Downloads
20070135676 Method and apparatus of obtaining peace of mind
20110190569 Non-invasive methods and devices for inducing euphoria in a patient and their therapeutic application
Intense Emotions and the Near-Death Experience
Five Emotional Signs that Death is Nearing - Crossroads University
Altering Awareness: Part 2 Biofeedback, Near-Death Experiences ...
The Effects of States of Compassionate Presence on People in ...
[Mind-body connection, parapsychological phenomena and spiritual ...
Consciousness, Biofeedback and Neurotechnology
Emotions expressed by the dying are unexpectedly positive ...
Approach to End of Life Care - NCBI - NIH
The Experience of Death and Dying - Stan Grof
Psychotherapy with the Dying Person
Disclaimer - Article is for information only and is not medical advice.
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