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When I arrived at Trinity Hospice I had no idea where I was. I didn’t even know who I was. I was on my way out of this world. I was diagnosed with Covid-19 at Blackpool Victoria Hospital, and I was going to die from it. The doctors asked me where I wanted to be, […]
Christmas was mum’s favourite time of year. She was the biggest Christmas queen in the whole world. Her house just became this Santa’s grotto in December – it was amazing! We even went to New York in December 2018. We did literally everything. It was the trip of a lifetime. We returned home on her […]
Trinity’s care touches a person’s life often months before the end of their lives, and doesn’t stop until what can be months after a person dies. We care for our patients through all stages of their palliative condition, from diagnosis, through pain control and living well to end of life care and onto bereavement care […]
When you’re given a terminal diagnosis, you start to think about the future. There are a lot of unknowns and horrible realities, but for my wife Margaret, these were things she confronted head on. Margaret was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011, and knew then that she wanted to spend her final days at home. […]
Meet Shirley Callighan. Shirley is one of our Hospice at Home nurses. Despite everything that’s been going on over the last several months, Shirley and her colleagues have continued to visit people’s homes and give them the care they desperately need. Granted, everyone has been in full PPE, but it’s still been challenging […]
Last year David Wilson and Matt Porter took part in the Beaverbrooks Bike Ride after their relative, Norman, sadly passed away in Trinity. “We wanted to raise money as a thank you for the compassion Trinity Hospice showed Norman during his time there. We also wanted to raise awareness of the fantastic end of life […]
