On a visit to the hospice my wife was introduced to aromatherepy.She was told it has calming effects so we decided to give it a go.Purchased a diffuser and some oils and away we went.She sayes it is beneficial to her sense of well being and also she has tried a little on her pillow at night.She does not use it everyday and needs reminding sometimes.Like others we are willing to give anything a go to try and improve her state of mind.
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On a carer's day at our local hospice I received hand massage with oils and asked them to train me to do it which they did. But like Kevin I kept forgetting.
Do you think aromatherapy would work for someone who has lost their sense of smell? My husband hasn't been able to smell anything for several years. Just wondering.
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