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Nature Gave Us Butterflies Booklet Spanish
Nature Gave Us Butterflies: A Family's Guide to End-of-Life Transitions, Spanish Edition - Wings of Change Shop
Nature Gave Us Butterflies Booklet Spanish
Nature Gave Us Butterflies: A Family's Guide to End-of-Life Transitions, Spanish Edition - Wings of Change Shop

B1004 | Nature Gave Us Butterflies: A Family's Guide to End-of-Life Transitions, Spanish Edition

B1004

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Serve your Spanish-speaking patients, caregivers, and families with Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Spanish Edition.
Affectionately known as the hospice "butterfly book," Nature Gave Us Butterflies, Spanish Edition helps the caregiver understand pain management, breathing changes, confusion, agitation, skin changes, changes in elimination, socialization, withdrawal, and other important topics. The author gently relates the patient’s changes to the metamorphosis of a caterpillar becoming a butterfly, using nature metaphors to support retention of information during an overwhelming time.

Highlights and topics covered:

Highlights and topics covered in Spanish:

Part One covers Specific Symptoms and Issues:

  • Pain Management: It’s Essential
  • Decreased Food and Fluid Intake: Aren’t They Uncomfortable?
  • Breathing Changes
  • Confusion, Agitation, and Restlessness
  • Skin Changes and Skin Care
  • Changes in Elimination
  • Socialization, Resolution, and Withdrawal

Part Two offers a Chronological Timeline, providing a gentle guideline regarding “what to expect” as the patient’s health declines:

  • The Emotions of Goodbye
  • One to Three Months Before Death
  • One to Two Weeks Before Death
  • Two Days to a Few Hours Before Death
  • When Death Has Occurred
  • In tandem with the chronological timeline, we gently relate the patient’s physical, emotional, and spiritual changes to the metamorphosis of a caterpillar becoming a butterfly. Using nature metaphors allows the hospice professional gently educate and connect to all backgrounds, cultures, and religions.

In the United States, 13% of our population speaks Spanish at home, making it the most common non-English panguage spoken. Having booklets in other languages demonstrates to surveyors your dedication to educating and supporting all patients and families in their first language.