The Langley Hospice Society is committed to providing emotional, practical and spiritual support for people who are living with a terminal illness, their family and friends, throughout the last stages of illness, at the time of death and bereavement.
MEMORIAL WALL
Langley Hospice Society is pleased to present the Celebrate a Life memorial wall, a place where those we love are remembered.
This section is made up of writings from people who have experienced the loss through death of someone they love. In their grief journey, it has helped them to share the story of their loss. Some of the pages end with a way for you to connect directly with them.
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In addition to palliative care and support for people facing life-threatening illnesses, Langley Hospice Society programs include much-needed, individual and group grief support programs, for children, teens, adults and families; education; advocacy; volunteer training; a resource library; day camps and a summer camp for grieving children and teens. Programs are FREE of charge.
Langley Hospice also operates their Second Story Treasures Thrift Store in Walnut Grove, open Tuesday to Saturday.
For more information regarding the Langley Hospice Society, please visit: www.langleyhospice.com
“Very rarely will grieving parents remember the exact words told to them following the loss of their child. But, they will remember how their friends made them feel. They will never forget those who stood by them and gave them permission to tell their story over and over again!”
Shared from Silent Grief - Child Loss Support
Shared from Silent Grief - Child Loss Support
Telling kids the truth, even in the most difficult circumstances, is important. Thank you to Brennan Wood of The Dougy Center and Darcy Walker Krause of Uplift Center for Grieving Children for this meaningful article in response to a recent story in The Atlantic
https://medium.com/my-mom-was-dying-and-nobody-told-me
https://medium.com/my-mom-was-dying-and-nobody-told-me
I always struggle on sunny Saturday mornings. It was a brilliantly blue-skyed September Saturday four years ago, when I bounded down the stairs on the way to the gym and noticed my phone vibrating on the hallway table. The caller ID told me that it was my youngest brother Eric and so I rushed to it,...
Acknowledging Our Grief Anniversaries
I always struggle on sunny Saturday mornings. It was a brilliantly blue-skyed September Saturday four years ago, when I bounded down the stairs on the way to the gym and noticed my phone vibrating on the hallway table. The caller ID told me that it was my youngest brother Eric and so I rushed to it,...
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VIDEO: All ages participate in Langley Hospice Historic Half marathon - Langley Times
Turnout was down, slightly, this year but donations are up
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