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Will a pastor provide support for family members of those in icu?
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Usually: I believe a pastor, minister, priest, or rabbi has some duty to comfort those with a loved one in the icu. I do not believe they should be waiting in the icu, but some contact should be made. Make sure they know your loved one is in an ic unit!
Answered 12/9/2013
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