By Tamera Whitlow, LVN, USAF Volunteers! When I hear the word, it reminds me of a family. People doing things that benefit others, unconditionally, with a smile on their faces. Each day, somewhere, volunteers give […]
Recently I found myself with a loved one in the ER. He was having a heart attack and I wasn’t in the ER with him because I was trying to answer 101 questions. What did […]
By Tamera Whitlow, LVN, USAF Recently I found myself with a loved one in the ER. He was having a heart attack and I wasn’t in the ER with him because I was trying to […]
By Amber Grubb Grief is a very lonely journey that many people travel at some point in their lives. Even when others are “there,” it doesn’t always feel like it. As friends or family who […]
The Value of a Support Group By Kelly Lamkin, LBSW When I think of the value of a grief support group, it is difficult to focus on just one thing. I can, however, tell you […]
By Jerryd Wallace When we suffer a loss in our lives it can be extremely hard to describe what we are feeling or going through on the inside. For those who have yet to experience […]
By Nancy Jackson Your Quality of Life. Those words mean many things to people and at Home Hospice, they are our mission. As a person’s health changes with a chronic or advanced illness, so do […]
By Becky LaSalle My husband Robbie was diagnosed with incurable, small cell esophageal cancer. Over the course of four years he had many treatments because of the nature of his disease. And while he fought […]
By Sherry Little, Executive Director – Home Hospice of Grayson, Cooke and Fannin Counties Frightening claims keep circulating regarding end-of-life care. At best, most of this talk is misleading. Let’s dispel some of the misunderstandings […]
By Nancy L. Jackson “After 30-plus years together, I was staring at a huge black hole the day after Robbie passed away and then the phone rang and Jolene Senek, Bereavement Coordinator for Home Hospice, […]
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