The holidays often bring a mix of emotions: Joy. Togetherness. Tradition. But if you’re grieving the loss of someone you love, this time of year can feel overwhelming or even isolating.
The holidays are meant to be a time of celebration. But for anyone who’s lost a loved one – even years ago – this season can feel anything but joyful. You may find yourself dreading traditions you once loved or struggling with memories that feel especially vivid this time of year.
From virtual museum tours to historic landmarks, there are countless ways to spark curiosity and create moments of connection without leaving your community.
“Is hospice only for the dying?” Most people would answer yes to this question. In fact, many patients are admitted to hospice care with only a few hours or days left.
Bernice Davis hadn’t been on a motorcycle in years but with the help of Crossroads in Northeast Ohio, her son and the Inn at University Village, the assisted living facility where she resides, that changed.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Vera Hanson has been a strong and compassionate force at Crossroads Hospice & Palliative Care since 2011. This National CNA Week, June 12 – 18, is an opportune time to highlight Hanson, a caregiver in the Philadelphia area whose devotion, humility and loving heart has made her a cornerstone of Crossroads.
