There can be a painful beauty in finding something new from someone you have lost.

Everyone grieves at there own pace, remember to practice patience and understanding with those around you.

As a hospice volunteer you will be given choices as to how much and what types of things you want to do with your client! Share this post and follow the link to fill out the online application form bit.ly/2qmA9Gy

Each picture's now a time machine that brings you back to me.

It is important to recognize the uniqueness of each grief journey and have genuine compassion for the suffering of the bereaved person.

Hospice Northwest will be holding our Annual General Meeting tonight. All members are invited to attend.

We're not crying. YOU'RE crying... 😭 Alexis started a hospice for animals so they can spend their final days happy and comfortable. 🐶❤️

In this video (02:05), Dylan discusses struggling with deciding on a decision maker & other considerations that come with preparing for the end of life. vimeo.com/300884379 #LivingOutLoud #ayacsm #hpm @CancerStratCA Team Shan (Lorna Larsen) YACC Advance Care Planning Canada

Amy Green, recognizes that losing someone we love is one of the hardest things life throws at us and reminds us that grief is unique.

Check out the Spring Edition of the Hospice Horizons - mailchi.mp/66c3322e6dcb/s…

Hospice Horizons via Smore smore.com/rv9zn-hospice-…

Please support our 2021 Annual Campaign hospicenorthwest.ca/give/annual-ca…

By sharing our grief experiences and feelings through pictures, we can encourage open discussion, collaborate for change and build a community of support. Anyone can participate! Take a photo of anything that describes how grief makes you feel, then SUBMIT!

Growing around Grief. (Lois Tonkin 1996)

Become a Hospice Northwest Volunteer and help make every moment matter. Contact Melissa for more information at 807-626-5572 / [email protected]

Join us March 10 (Updated date), for an open discussion. 💛

Hospice Northwest is hosting the 3rd annual Personal Lens on Grief through the month of November. Drop by to see it at 63 Carrie St. Thunder Bay