If you can't get a chance to visit a loved one in a nursing home this Christmas you should had made the effort and sent them a Christmas card, you may think what's the point the person won't know the difference but the staff will as will those who do find the time to visit, your loved one isn't dead yet they have just reached a stage when they need more care
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Week 46 of 2026
Sunday 8 November I slept well and was up at 4.15am and had a shower. It is much cooler today then yesterday. I was able to do the groce...
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A card is always nice.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
I think so
DeleteLaurie is doing the anonymous card-send, though I believe it is for a little girl in the hospital.
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful thing for her to do
DeleteDearest Jo-Anne,
ReplyDeleteYes, there are still lots of lonely people in this world!
Sending you hugs and wishing you a Merry Christmas with your loved ones.
Mariette
Yeah it is sad that there is many lonely people in the world
DeleteRight now we don't have anyone in the family in a nursing home or hospital--whew! Thank goodness. But we need to make sure we remember them no matter where they are. :)
ReplyDeleteSo true
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