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As my husband’s carer, I was referred to the Living Well Services, one of which was the carers group. I accepted with some trepidation not really knowing what it entailed but knowing I had to do something to get extra support. It turned out to be very beneficial in various ways. The Bach Flower Remedies […]
Sue wrote her will using an online Will writing service provided through our Annual Will Month. This is her story… Updating my Will had been on my list of things to do for some time, but it was something I never seemed to get around to. I saw Trinity Hospice’s partnership with Farewill advertised as […]
Shellie was everything. She was known and is remembered by everyone. She was beautiful, inside and out. She was my lady. Our children’s mummy. A beautiful soul who we miss every single day. She was 37 when she died. But she was happy. She didn’t have fear or worries. And that’s why we’ll forever be […]
Mum was a very special person, and thanks to Trinity we got to have our last Christmas together. Mum, Ruth, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in November 2018. Very quickly she became poorly, and in the middle of December we urgently needed the hospice. I was eight when she was admitted Trinity. I remember it […]
I do as much as I can for the hospice. I throw myself into anything (work permitting) because of the incredible way they looked after my mum, and our family, back in 1997. Mum was diagnosed the year before. She’d had kidney cancer which was treated and we thought that was the end of it. […]
Emma was a fit and healthy 42-year-old who lived for her five children and her family. She was beautiful. A wonderful mother, a great friend and partner and the perfect daughter. It was hard to watch her in the end, despite over 12 years working for the hospice. But she went with such dignity. She […]
