TED: Stories from a home for terminally ill children | Kathy Hull

The video discusses the importance of pediatric hospice care, illustrated by stories of children like Lars and Crystal at the George Mark Children's House. It highlights the need for peaceful, nurturing environments for terminally ill children and their families, contrasting it with traditional hospital settings. The video emphasizes the wisdom gained from facing children's death and the unique care approach at George Mark, which includes activities like proms and talent shows, providing quality of life and joy in their final days.

In what ways does the author believe that children's hospice care can be improved in the United States?

What does the author suggest about the societal perception of children's hospice care?

What role do activities like the prom play in the lives of the children at George Mark?

Reflect on the importance of creating joyful experiences for children with terminal illnesses.