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A relaxing weekend getaway where you're a cut above all the rest. Sick and sad patients on first name basis with all the top physicians.
When Mary-Kate Olsen suffered from anorexia, she visited a hospice.
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death accelerator; for profit service which purportedly provides compassionate and joyous end of life care in which death is hastened by a combination of powerful sedatives, lack of food and water, and a complete sense of hopelessness Granny's family was eager for her large inheritance. Granny was enrolled in hospice given her diagnoses of cataracts and dry skin, and she died 2 days later.
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(pronounced hoe-spice) The girl who isn't quite a hoe. But she hangs out with enough hoes to gain the reputation of one. I wouldn't call her a hoe, but she's definitely hospice.
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The period of time ending with a person's death and beginning at the time in which they would have been put to sleep if they had been a pet. Grandpa's in hospice care now, but he's totally out of it. I'd put him to sleep if he were a cat.
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