Monthly Archives: December 2016

Source: Caring for the Compounded Grief of 2016 | Hospice Times

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Source: 10 Tips For Handling The New Year As A Grieving Person | The Huffington Post

A sister’s story of her journey to acceptance – dealing with her grief after her brother’s suicide – what were the causes and how she got over the guilt. . . Source: Dealing with Grief After Suicide – A Survivor’s … Continue reading →

Supporting a grieving friend this holiday season may feel like an impossible task, but believe us, it makes a huge difference and it doesn’t have to be nearly as nerve-wracking as you think! Source: What’s your grief?

Two local organizations joined forces to help spread Christmas cheer to local hospice patients. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul at Christ the King Catholic Church and the Andalusia High School Anchor Club made boxes and filled them with … Continue reading →

Members of the Oakland chapter of Pan Am World Wings International donated bags filled with new stuffed bears and other cuddly animals this week to those in care of Dublin-based Hope Hospice volunteers. Source: Retired flight attendants deliver furry friends … Continue reading →

“When I said ‘What do you want Santa to bring you for Christmas?’ he said ‘I want one more game. I want to see one more game,’” said hospice nurse Liz Pollmann. Source: Christmas basketball wish granted for hospice patient | … Continue reading →