Sam Doran

1 month ago | eagletribune.com | Sam Doran

BOSTON — The feeling of losing a young child is unimaginable, parents said Monday as they pushed for mandatory bereavement time and sought to boost understanding of a rare category of childhood deaths. “When time stops for bereaved parents, we need to give them the time they need to process and grieve,” mother Lynn Sallet said at the event in Nurses’ Hall. kAm&?56C 2 #6A] y2>6D pC4:6C@ 3:==[ 6>A=@J6CD H@F=5 36 C6BF:C65 E@ 2FE9@C:K6 FA E@ `_ 52JD @7 36C62G6>6?E =62G6 27E6C E96 562E9 @7 2?

1 month ago | gloucestertimes.com | Sam Doran

BOSTON — The feeling of losing a young child is unimaginable, parents said Monday as they pushed for mandatory bereavement time and sought to boost understanding of a rare category of childhood deaths. "When time stops for bereaved parents, we need to give them the time they need to process and grieve," mother Lynn Sallet said at the event in Nurses' Hall. kAm&?56C 2 #6A] y2>6D pC4:6C@ 3:==[ 6>A=@J6CD H@F=5 36 C6BF:C65 E@ 2FE9@C:K6 FA E@ `_ 52JD @7 36C62G6>6?E =62G6 27E6C E96 562E9 @7 2?

1 month ago | wgbh.org | Sam Doran

March 04, 2025 The feeling of losing a young child is unimaginable, parents said Monday as they pushed for mandatory bereavement time and sought to boost understanding of a rare category of childhood deaths. “When time stops for bereaved parents, we need to give them the time they need to process and grieve,” mother Lynn Sallet said at the event in Nurses’ Hall. Under a Rep.

1 month ago | eagletribune.com | Sam Doran

BOSTON — Alzheimer’s care advocates called for new state oversights and first responder training Thursday while casting a wary eye toward Washington with worries about uncertain federal research funding. At the center of the action was a new Alzheimer’s and dementia care bill filed by Rep. Danielle Gregoire and Sen. Adam Gomez to expand a 2018 Alzheimer’s law signed by Gov. Charlie Baker.

1 month ago | wwlp.com | Sam Doran

BOSTON (SHNS) – Alzheimer’s care advocates called for new state oversights and first responder training Thursday while casting a wary eye toward Washington with worries about uncertain federal research funding. At the center of the action was a new Alzheimer’s and dementia care bill (HD 3983) filed by Rep. Danielle Gregoire and Sen. Adam Gomez to expand a 2018 Alzheimer’s law signed by Gov. Charlie Baker.