| I was told that my Dad's home would have to be sold and his savings would have to be spent in order to pay for his medical care. My friend told me about Where to To & What to Do I am so happy she did! They arranged great care for Dad and he did not have to sell anything. They even helped me get extra money so his finances would not be dwindled away. ... Alexandra St. James |
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| Lela Clark should be listed in the dictionary under the term “dear heart.” Said definition, direct from the online Urban Dictionary, “an affectionate sobriquet for the person that has woken your heart and dispelled your misgivings about the world at large.” After my husband became terminally ill, Lela and I spent more and more time discussing treatments, finances, and our morale. Lela became my Godsend and a very important part of my husbands’ support system. As my husband became more and more ill, and eventually unable to communicate, and then on his deathbed; Lela was hands-down the most influential support provider I had. There were Hospice staff, who were wonderful, but Lela was there over the long-haul and she had an ability to sense and operate on a level that was, for lack of better words, keenly enlightened. She was always in her world; displaying calm, comfort, and an ability to deal with all the situations, often quite uncomfortable, that arose. ... Colette Skagel |
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