Readers Comments
Aneesh Mohandas wrote: Really you are a good person. God bless you
Mutoman wrote: Thanks everyone for the kind comments. I appreciate your taking time to chime in about this subject. The greatest gift one can give is time; you don't have to volunteer for hospice or any other agency to give the gift; you can give it to your loved ones by merely being there when they need you.
erinvictoria wrote: That was very inspiring. Brought tears to my eyes. It takes a very special person to be able to handle situations like that. I'm glad you do it, bless you!
whitby98 wrote: I too have been a hospice volunteer and have had that same feeling. When my father was in the hospital, i sat by his side and "did nothing. " whenever he'd wake up, he'd immediately look over to see if i was still there and he would smile when he saw me.
Vinnie wrote: Shoot, who would have tuohhgt that it was that easy?
chemist wrote: Very inspirational, i almost cried! I really want to do something like this, to be there for someone too. Its you people who day by day, step by step, inch by inch, you are the ones who make the world a better place.
JeanieMarie wrote: Obviously you have not only helped the one in bed, but all of us that read your story. I keep coming across this same little reminder in my readings "be quiet, be still, be stress-free. " that is exactly what you are saying, & i need to be reminded of that every day. Thanks for what you are doing & showing us how important it is.
Vijaya wrote: You are a good person.
Rick Morr wrote: Being there is all that matters.
Gigi wrote: Being there is all that matters.
