It’s Not Like the Movies
Death is a natural part of life. All of us are born; all of us will pass away. But few of us know what death actually looks like. Many elderly people now live alone or in nursing homes, and death…
8 Children’s Books About Grief and End of Life
Understanding end of life and processing grief can be challenging for adults, let alone children. Explore these book titles below to help your child find a deeper understanding of loss and grief: Till We Meet Again For ages 4-8 years…
Beat the Heat Tips
Extreme heat can be extremely hazardous for the frail, elderly and those with chronic illnesses. Here are 10 tips to help beat the heat. Hydrate. Drink plenty of liquids, particularly water. Avoid caffeine and alcohol. Avoid the mid-day sun. If…
Thanks for a Successful Camp!
Sincere thanks to those who helped our kids heal their grief at our grief camp! Special appreciation to Project G.I.F.T., Piqua Kiwanis Club, Piqua United Way and Teens Taking Charge! Your support helps change lives! See photos from this year's…
Volunteer Shares Heartfelt Gifts with Others
On Valentines’ Day and everyday, 90-year old Troy native Judy Walker shares her heart with others, including creating special gifts for our hospice patients. Judy started creating aromatherapy pillows for our patients when she became connected with Krissy McKim-Barker, volunteer coordinator at…
Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton Staff Recognized for Blood Donations
Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton staff members are not only committed to the patients and families they serve, but are equally committed to the community they serve. Twice a year staff members roll up their sleeves to take part in blood…
Expanding Our Heart
Written by Gwynne Gibson, Chairman of the Board of Directors Expansion is on our minds. Many of you know that in the past few years, the growth of your “hometown hospice” has been phenomenal. We are pleased that our patient…
The Gift of Sincere Comfort
There is no need greater gift than sincere comfort, and Hospice of Dayton® gave that to me and my family at a very vulnerable time. I often think of those last days with my mother and I think of all…
