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A Brother’s Gratitude

It’s never easy to watch someone you love grow weak from illness, no matter how many years have passed since the diagnosis. Leslie was a brilliant, independent, and career-focused woman diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) at a young age. For more than 40 years, the disease slowly progressed, affecting her health, memory, and eventually requiring a wheelchair and help with daily tasks.

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Meal Groups

At Arbor Hospice, grief support groups offer an opportunity to gather with other individuals who have experienced loss. Meal groups have become a favorite for some, offering a casual, approachable way for those who have lost a spouse or partner to be in community with each other over a shared meal.

Grief After Loss: Karen Ann’s Powerful Story

My twin sister, Kathleen Ann, died nearly 2 years ago, shortly after we “celebrated” our birthday together. Kathy received her cancer diagnosis on March 4, 2024, after spending 10 long days in the hospital.

Honoring Love That Lasts

This month, as conversations about love fill the air, one way many families choose to honor that love is through memorial giving. A gift made in memory of someone is a simple yet meaningful way to say, “You are still remembered.”

How to Make Your Gifts Go Further

Assets such as a Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA), IRA, or qualified retirement plan such as a 401(k) or 403(b) can be powerful ways to create a lasting legacy that supports end-of-life care for generations to come.

Marjre’s Sunshine Day

Marjre, age 95, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and was non-verbal. For over a year, she received Arbor Hospice’s care alongside the loving care of her daughters, Karen and Linda

Angela’s Hospice and Palliative Care Journey

“Be Brilliant!”

This is Angela’s motto. After years of living with chronic autoimmune disease and suffering multiple high-risk seizures, Angela was told she would have the intelligence of an eight-year-old. Yet, she continues to rise above. “Be Brilliant” is an affirmation Angela repeats to spread light and encouragement to herself, her family, and her community of care.

Honoring National Hospice and Palliative Care Month

This November, Arbor Hospice recognizes National Hospice and Palliative Care month and acknowledges the many ways end-of-life care can bring comfort, dignity and peace for patients, caregivers, family and friends.