(Now that I am with You) Now that I am with You and know what it is like to be near You I never want to leave Your side again Someday, all those I have loved and were left behind will know what I know and nothing makes me happier than to understand that truth… Continue reading My Prayer to the Afterlife
Month: March 2014
The Next Time I See Your Face
The Last Time I Saw Your Face I kissed you good-bye, knowing you could not return it but in that moment I remembered every kiss before and the joy each one placed in my heart The Last Time I Saw Your Face we were alone for the first time in days no nurses, no family,… Continue reading The Next Time I See Your Face
Working in Hospice
By Rev Paul V. Scholl, C-GC, CHLC Few hospice professionals of today ever said “Daddy, I want to be a hospice worker when I grow up.” We wanted to be doctors, teachers, firemen, policemen, dancers, baseball players, etc. As hospice grows, and the general public learns more about what hospice provides, perhaps those young teenagers… Continue reading Working in Hospice
Hypnosis Can Help Diabetics
(PRWEB) Hypnosis. For many, the word conjures up images that make a person uncomfortable. Many fear hypnosis because they fear a loss of control, yet a person is actually more in control of their body when he or she is in a state of trance. This fact should interest people with diabetes, because control is… Continue reading Hypnosis Can Help Diabetics
The Three Critical Things Most Families Miss When They Choose an Assisted Living Residence
(PRWEB) With many vacation visits home ending in a desperate search for assisted living alternatives for older loved ones, family care consultant Molly Shomer suggests that families often fail to check out the most important things. Taking a tour and sampling the food won’t substitute for skipping the three critical things every family should do… Continue reading The Three Critical Things Most Families Miss When They Choose an Assisted Living Residence