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The holidays can be challenging for those grieving, but joining a group like Grief and the Holidays—Healthy Ways to Grieve Well During the Holidays can provide support. Setting boundaries, embracing new traditions, and connecting with others can help bring comfort and meaning to the season.
Sue Yerxa reflects on the peace and compassion her family experienced at Aroostook House of Comfort, honoring the place that provided comfort and dignity to her loved ones in their final days.
Join us for a free seminar, "Coping with Grief During the Holidays," for those facing the holiday season after losing a loved one. Led by George McLaughlin, Bereavement Coordinator for Northern Light Home Care & Hospice, the seminar will provide practical tips and support to help you navigate this challenging time.
Our community gathered at the Aroostook House of Comfort to honor Dr. David Jones, a beloved physician and hospice advocate. Friends, family, and colleagues shared heartfelt stories and a special memorial dedication, celebrating his profound impact and ensuring his compassionate spirit will continue to inspire.
In this heartfelt testimonial, Melissa Dyer recounts her family’s journey to honor her mother and brother, both of whom passed away at the Aroostook House of Comfort. Their hike to the summit of Mt. Katahdin on August 26th served as a tribute to their memories and raised over $1,100 to benefit the hospice. Melissa reflects on the significance of this experience and the overwhelming support they received during such a challenging time.
In the early weeks of grief, emotions can be overwhelming, but they usually lessen with time. However, intense pain may return on special days like holidays or personal milestones. This is normal, and planning ways to cope, whether through support or personal rituals, can help manage these challenging moments.
