"A hospice allows for dignity in death. Many would like to die at home but, particularly in our aging society, the caregiver is not always able to provide the required care. Hospice is a community, not a building, where there are people who care for the dying and their family not only with skill but also with great empathy and heart."
"The overall attention to the individual in care and your compassion is beyond what I expected, but what I wished for in the last days of my Dad’s life. Everyone made his death as dignified as possible, and treated him with such gentleness and true concern for his well-being. That level of care made my Dad’s death a bit easier to experience. We are grateful and honoured to have my Dad’s last days of care at Ed’s House. Thank you from the bottom of my heart."
"My brother died a year ago and we were close and talked on the phone weekly. I read about your wind phone and had heard its history. When I went to use it one nice fall day, the experience was very touching and gave me permission to grieve as I needed. Thank you for putting the wind phone in your beautiful peaceful garden."
"We had never experienced a hospice environment but can’t say enough about the phenomenal care and opportunity to spend the entire last week of life with our loved one at Ed’s House."
