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Care Doesn’t End With Goodbye

Care Doesn’t End With Goodbye

By Bill Wertman, CEO, Big Bend Hospice For many families, the holidays carry mixed emotions. There’s joy in gathering, sharing meals, and carrying on traditions. But for those who have lost someone close, there’s often a quiet heaviness too. This time of year has a...
Coping with Grief During the Holidays

Coping with Grief During the Holidays

As the seasons change, we know that the holidays aren’t far away. The holidays will be different without your loved one(s). While holidays are known for their spirit of joy and celebration, it may be difficult for you to participate this year. Your feelings of grief...
Emory’s Story

Emory’s Story

He knew he was home. He knew everybody was here. Cathy Dickinson Mayfield No matter how much you think you’re prepared to lose somebody, you’re not. There are so many things to manage in end-of-life care. Our family has experienced it and I’m so glad we found out...
Compassion in Action: Volunteer Reflections 

Compassion in Action: Volunteer Reflections 

At Big Bend Hospice, our volunteers are more than helpers, they are the heartbeat of our mission. Each one brings unique talents, life experiences, and personal motivations that enrich the care we provide. Their stories remind us that hospice is not just about medical...
A Call to Serve

A Call to Serve

The Lasting Legacy of Hospice Volunteers   Across the country, September brings renewed attention to the vital role of volunteers in hospice care. At Big Bend Hospice, this recognition feels especially meaningful, as volunteers have always been at the very heart of...