The Foundation of Community Hospice & Palliative Care

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• Kwow Nonya 5 · 3 years ago

  The caregivers were amazing. No one wants to be at hospice. I wish I could remember the nurse's name that was on duty when my father died. They were all wonderful but I need to thank her. The entire staff prepares you in the kindest way for what to expect. They gave us whatever we needed, no questions. They took such good care of my dad. He did not suffer. I told him it was okay to go. I told him that he is leaving a wonderful legacy as a father-of-six and married to my mother for nearly 60 years. I told him we were all going to be okay, that we'll miss him terribly but he needs to let go. I said dad you taught us how to be strong independent adults and you've lived an honorable and dignified life. You are a shining example of what integrity looks like. You lived your life the way God wants us all to and none of us will ever come close. I said but you did and you will meet your reward and you will see mom as soon as you let go. We will live the rest of our lives to honor you and Mom and we will be with you soon. You are going to be rewarded with abundance and riches and no more sadness or pain and gods going to meet you. Although he was unconscious he somehow must have known that it was a very important that I have communion with my dad before he passed. My sister and I were there we took our communion and we were finishing the sacrament with the Lord's prayer. As we spoke the very last word of the prayer and said amen my father drew his breath. He always put his family and his wife first. Always. And until his last breath, he made sure that I had what I needed for my soul. He was the definition of everything fine, decent, caring, giving and loving. There will never be another. Rest in Peace Andy"the Greek's Milonas and thank you HOSPICE.