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“Just wanted to thank you for all your kind words and deeds throughout the last weeks of my mother’s life on Earth! Carole Frank’s thoughtful support helped eliminate much of the guilt that may go along with the decision making process during this time. She really helped me evaluate and decide with more confidence and move forward. For that I will be eternally grateful.”
“As a family, we’ve wondered many times over the past 7 weeks what we would have done, had Hospice of Northeastern Illinois not been there for our Mom and us. She came to know and trust Carol, ‘our’ nurse: kind, caring, compassionate, and informative- an excellent human being all around. Sandy, ‘our’ CNA, was just this incredible person, again kind, caring, compassionate, and just had that something that made us all feel comfortable as she provided our Mom with personal care. Our mom liked them very much. She told us so.”
“On behalf of my mother, I want to thank you for the care and understanding you gave to her. You allowed her to continue to make her own decisions, to respect her choices, and you had the insight to step back when necessary.”
“For many years I have been an advocate for Hospice care. Having now been a recipient of such care, I am even more dedicated to hospice and all that it stands for.”
“Thank you for the superb care my mother received from you. From the very first conversation where we learned about hospice, to the time she ‘graduated’ out of hospice, we were blessed by your work and your ministry. As a result of that, we have a hearty appreciation for the work you do, and the blessing it is to those that are dying and their families.”
“I knew my Mother was in good hands, the minute Hospice stepped into this house. I had to write to tell you how wonderful your entire staff was to us. I support Hospice so much and can’t express how wonderful your organization is, and it’s all because of the outstanding experience your staff showed me. You all had done such a wonderful job from start to finish! With the loss of my mother I have been feeling a huge empty spot in my heart/life because I do miss her so much. But the other empty spot is that I really miss not seeing your staff here every week in this house.”
“You made everything so easy that I did not have to really think about the end of life paperwork, dealing with the coroner, etc. You did it all. Whenever we needed anything (medicine, equipment, etc.) it was here before the night was out. You guys are awesome.”
“Thank you all for your care during Dad’s illness. We all felt your comfort as you walked along side us during this unfamiliar path.”
“To the entire staff at Hospice-
How can we begin to thank you for helping us travel a journey that was so uncertain- From the first day; you made us feel that we could call you at any time and you would never think we were overreacting and each of you that came to Mary’s house showed love and caring beyond words.”