Hello all. I am just joining this discussion. My wife just died July 7th after a 14+ year battle with brain cancer. We had been married for 41 years, Two years ago she was given a prognosis, which gave her the option of hospice care. She chose home hospice. While she was told she might have under six months, she lived for just over two years from that time. She made many choices during the course of her illness and she was never sad nor second-guessed her choice of home hospice. The hospice care she received was excellent and they continued to work closely with her neuro-oncologist at Mayo, which was a real blessing. Glad to be here, although I admit I am still quite raw from the loss of my wife.