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Old 09-28-2010, 01:34 AM   #311
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Originally Posted by nguirado View Post
I'm saying that there weren't hospices for the general public. I'm sure their family members were quite worried for them.



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has it not occurred to you that people NOT of those classes had the means and help to be cared for at home?

seriously, as a whole hospitals by and large are a fairly modern invention. prior to the last century they were primarily facilities to go and die presumably slightly more comfortably than completely alone with no care at all
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