More clothes to the second hand shop and then going to Residential care. I cleaned out one of the ladies closets at the nursing home, as she cannot physically do it.
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We take family for granted and only realize that when you don't have anyone, no one does the little, special things that are needed. Like getting rid of clothes, books and other stuff that some of these people don't need or want them anymore.
I had a good time doing this and the lady loved it. Sad that some of it was years old and not appropriate anymore. My point really is that friends and family look after a lot of the little things these people need attention to. Those without any family or friends, don't seem to get this help.
I then bought her three of those warm long sleeved light thermal tops to keep her warm. I am not supposed to do this, but how do they get them if no one is seeing what she needs? We take for granted so much until we realize that not everyone has " that someone" to help them. I like being that "someone".
We take family for granted and only realize that when you don't have anyone, no one does the little, special things that are needed. Like getting rid of clothes, books and other stuff that some of these people don't need or want them anymore.I had a good time doing this and the lady loved it. Sad that some of it was years old and not appropriate anymore. My point really is that friends and family look after a lot of the little things these people need attention to. Those without any family or friends, don't seem to get this help.
I then bought her three of those warm long sleeved light thermal tops to keep her warm. I am not supposed to do this, but how do they get them if no one is seeing what she needs? We take for granted so much until we realize that not everyone has " that someone" to help them. I like being that "someone".
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- Posted by splain
- Jun 1, 2017
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Readers Comments
mindyjourney wrote: Thank your for being that person! so very thoughtful and kind of you...and i won't say a word about the not supposed too! â¤ï¸
Melnotes wrote: Thank you for all the help and assistance you have given. So true that we do take family for granted and its wonderful you are able to help out.
Novice50 wrote: What a kind and thoughtful thing to do - thank you for the actions and for reminding us of the importance of that "someone".
Mish wrote: You are "family" to so many in need, dear Susanna. Bless.
DANCE wrote: you are a special 'someone' :-)
leoladyc728 wrote: you are a blessings to these women
kjoyw wrote: Bless you many times over for being that someone. ✨â¤ï¸âœ¨
AndiCas wrote: Such a massive help. The care staff simply don't have the time to do these extra things, I'm sure. You're an absolute gem to these people.
Virginia Reeves wrote: What a wonderful gift on your part. You might want to check with local organizations - some like to do projects for the elderly. Information could be shared and they would deliver needed or wanted items.
Chris Ameen wrote: Thank you for being that "someone" and for showing asked that any of us can do the same. The love and joy and peace be yours always
