by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Aug 14, 2023 | Articles
By Kenneth J. Doka “I thought the funeral would bring me some closure and I could move on.” Comments like this are often heard by grief counselors. Somehow, we are told, there is an action or event that can bring us some sort of finality, or release, from...
by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Jun 26, 2023 | Articles, News Release
Over the past couple of weeks, hospice patient, Kim Feehan of Stryker experienced the well-worn idiom, “Have your cake and eat it too.” The 52-year-old received two special wishes from the Angel Foundation, a nonprofit organization operated by CHP Home...
by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Jun 22, 2023 | Articles, News Release
To see Bobbie Schulte of Van Wert today, you’d never imagine where she was just seven months ago. The journey of healing she’s experienced over the past three months is remarkable. Schulte suffers from severe arthritis. She has undergone six painful...
by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Jun 6, 2023 | Articles
When a loved one lives with a severe or life-threatening illness, it impacts their quality of life, their family and friends, and caregivers. Cancer, chronic lung disease, heart disease, and dementia are just some of the conditions that they must manage. Getting...
by CHP Home Care & Hospice | May 22, 2023 | News Release
Managing grief is hard for people of any age, but it can be especially complex for children and teens. Whether it’s grief from losing a parent, a relative, or a friend, it’s important for kids to have support from others with a sympathetic ear and words of...
