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I’m a hospice nurse. Here’s what people get wrong about dying — and the 3 biggest mistakes we make when people are grieving

Kath Murray gets the same reaction whenever she tells people what she does for a living: There’s an awkward silence, a sympathetic head tilt and the inevitable response of “that must be so hard.” “There’s never been a job where I’ve had so much laughter,” says Murray, a hospice nurse and palliative care educator based…

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Disabled children facing ‘national crisis’ as thousands wait months for wheelchairs

Thousands of children are facing long waits for vital wheelchairs as NHS rejections rise, and the UK’s only charity has been forced to stop taking new patients due to a surge in demand. Whizz Kids, the UK’s leading charity for specialist wheelchair services, has warned patients are facing a “national crisis” after unprecedented pressure on…

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Optus fined $66 million for ‘appalling’ conduct in sales to vulnerable customers in Australia

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — An Australian judge fined telecommunications giant Optus 100 million Australian dollars ($66 million) Wednesday for unconscionable conduct selling services to hundreds of vulnerable customers including in Indigenous communities outside the range of its coverage. The subsidiary of Singapore government-owned Singtel is separately facing multimillion-dollar fines over its failure last week to…

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DeSantis eyes land in downtown Miami for Trump presidential library

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is pushing to establish President Donald Trump’s presidential library in an iconic stretch of downtown Miami. Paving the way for the president’s post-administration historical archives is another way DeSantis and conservative lawmakers are vying to demonstrate their loyalty to Trump, who has shifted the center of…

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