I was on a call today and found myself saying that “I’ve found my lost optimism.” I didn’t realize until the words left my mouth how true they were. I spent some time this past weekend thinking about the shift.
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I am happy to introduce Clementa, a special guest blogger this month who gives us a real inside view into the rollercoaster of emotions that comes from being a caregiver to a loved one with mental illness.
Hope - it's a wonderful thing and the one feeling that is never final. The notion of turning hope into action, transformation and change is the theme of April’s blog.
It’s been almost a year since COVID-19 came to town. What a year it’s been for us all! I honestly believe that this experience has shaped me and indeed transformed me in ways I have yet to discover.
In this month’s blog, I welcome a new guest blogger Mrs. Bethe Jarcaig, Chair of the HDGH Foundation Board of Directors. She is a loyal ambassador for our organization; a leader living and breathing our mission and vision.
I have thought a lot about Emily Warlock's words from this year's Tree of Lights ceremony and they have given me peace, hope and comfort. It is my hope that they do the same for you and those you love - so please share.
I would like to take October’s blog as an opportunity to write about some of my observations – observations from the perspective of a Hospital CEO, a parent, grandmother, Windsor-Essex community member, and leader.
September’s blog is written by one of our team members here at HDGH, Stacey Slobodnick.
The last few months have been a testament to the fact that the world is ever changing in unexpected ways.