#MusicOnThePatio
Residents, their loved ones, staff and volunteers enjoyed another lovely Music on the Patio #acousticperformance that happened on Tuesday, July 8th with Hester Carr.
Were you there? Would you like to share your experience with us below in the comments? Or maybe you’d like to send us or tag us in some pictures or video you captured of the performance?
The next Music on the Patio performer is Eric Walsh who will be sharing his music with us tomorrow, Thursday, July 10th!
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#HopewellHousePDX #LivePerformances #LiveMusic #LiveMusicPDX #AcousticMusic #Portland #Oregon #PDX
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#MeetOurTeam
Say hello to our incredibly experienced, skilled and compassionate clinical team. The clinical staff and volunteers who work the floor are the heart and engine of Hopewell. And they ensure Hopewell’s vision, values and mission are realized every single day!
Meet Mary!
“Mary brings more than 30 years’ experience in health care, working in the ER and ICU, geriatrics and then in hospice. She feels blessed and privileged to join with residents, volunteers and other staff at Hopewell House. When not working, Mary is out and about with family or friends or her 14-year-old Jack Russell “Sox” who is an amazing camper/hiker.”
Learn more about our wonderful Hopewell clinical team:
HopewellHouse.Org/Our-People
If you are interested in joining our team, this is the first place to check out:
HopewellHousePDX.Org/Careers
Hopewell’s Mission: “We care for the dying, we share what we learn, we lead the way for better end-of-life care for everyone-every one.”
Hopewell’s Vision: “A community where people live well in the presence of death.”
Hopewell’s Values: “Compassion, Humility, Mindfulness, Respect, Hope.
#Hopewel|HousePDX #Clinical #HealthCareWorkers #HealthCareProfessionals #HealthCareExcellence
#HCW #Portland #Oregon
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“It’s a common misconception that grief is just feeling sad all the time...The emotional experience of grieving is wide and nuanced. In grieving, we need to be reminded that we can continue on, that we can carry our grief and continue to feel joy in life."
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Aging, grief, death--these come for us all. So be easy on yourself and others.
Find what makes you smile and laugh...
and if you pee a little while laughing, it's okay. You're just quirky.😜
'No, it's Not Wrong to Laugh About Death. Here's How Humour Helps Grief': www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/no-its-not-wrong-to-laugh-about-death-heres-how-humour-helps-grief...
Video clip from Atsuko Okatsuka's comedy special, Father.
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