The following Facebook post was provided by a new hospice associate experiencing a “Best Day Ever” project for the first time. These are special and unique events to Hospice Home Care, because they demonstrate our unique values in action.
Dr. John B. Wright, Pastor Emeritus of Little Rock's First Baptist Church delivered a Facebook Live sermon on Thursday, October 1, 2020 to a world-wide audience including is beloved children Phillip, Jonya, and Patty, friends from Chenal Pines, and Hospice Home Care. The sermon was broadcast live from the Comfort Care Center on Bowman Road in Little Rock.
“That was a good one!” said Ms. Thelma McAdoo-Rider about her 96th birthday celebration on Saturday at Hospice Home Care’s Comfort Care Center. Born 96 years ago in Saline County, Arkansas – Thelma celebrated another trip around the planet Saturday, April 18, with family and friends singing ‘Happy Birthday’ to her from outside a big picture window.
Hospice Home Care volunteers across Arkansas and Mississippi log nearly 1,000 hours each month providing companionship, comfort, and support to patients and their families during the end-of-life journey. During this era of uncertainty, when time is short, but the days are long, comfort is knowing that there are individuals willing to bridge the gap for isolated hospice patients.
Facing the end of life can be hard. Facing it alone, in the absence of family, friends, financial resources and qualified caregivers, is even harder.
The Tribute of Life Foundation believes that everyone deserves to complete their journey in a warm, clean bed, surrounded by people who care deeply about meeting their medical, social, emotional and spiritual needs. Through our 'No One is Alone' initiative, we are committed to funding two beds in the Comfort Care Center for people who could not afford it otherwise.
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