Readers Comments
wink wrote: I couldn't agree more with you. You have encouraged me so much! Thank you.
Babygirl wrote: So it's you that makes the hospital a not so scary place. You may not know it but you do make a major difference. Thank you for your guidance.
afriendlysmile wrote: Hi Can Can
It makes such a difference when you are visiting hospital to see a friendly face, you have a heart of gold, God Bless.
Afriendlysmile :)
It makes such a difference when you are visiting hospital to see a friendly face, you have a heart of gold, God Bless.
Afriendlysmile :)
hiloecho wrote: I too volunteer my time and am blessed for doing so. I volunteer at my church in the Garden Ministry, I show up early on Sunday's to pray over each seat, and I help out in other ways. I also serve food to the needy at our local shelter. I have to smile when people ask why would I work for nothing and I think money could never buy the satisfaction I get from helping others. Keep the spirit of love alive!
lmil1954 wrote: Just read your story...welcome back!
katlampi wrote: If nothing else, you have taken the burden off overextended doctors, nurses, and orderlies. Even if it just seems like a few little acts, it is one less thing that they need to do and more time they can spend on patients. Thank you for your kindness, and for sharing this wonderful story with us! I hope you find volunteering as fulfilling for yourself as it is helpful for those around you! :)
