Optimizing palliative care in Nunavik's communities

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June 26 is National Cancer Wellness Awareness Day. During cancer treatment, it is important to take care of the whole person mind, body and spirit. Find our... cancer resources and tools, including tips for self-care and mental health during your cancer journey: https://www.pauktuutit.ca//cancer/inuusinni-aqqusaaqtara-/ #InuitCancerCare Canadian Cancer Society

The Lesson of Love One of the few places we do find unconditional love is from our children when they are very young. They don’t care about our day, our money,... or our accomplishments. They just love us. We eventually teach them to put conditions on their love as we reward them for smiling, getting good grades, and being what we want them to be. But we can still learn a lot from the way children love us. If we loved our children just a little more unconditionally, for a little while longer, we might create a different world to live in. One of the greatest obstacles to giving unconditional love is our fear that the love may not be returned. We don’t realize that the feeling we seek lies in giving, not in the receiving. If we measure love received, we will never feel loved. Instead, we will feel shortchanged. Not because we really were, but because the act of measuring is not an act of love. When you feel unloved, it is not because you are not receiving love; it is because you are withholding love. Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Excerpt from the book: Life Lessons (How our Mortality can Teach us about Life and Living) Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross and David Kessler