Resources
It takes a village to support one another on our journey to wellness as well as supporting one another when we take our final journey at the end of life. We often feel powerless on our health journey when we become ill, there is power when we ask for help and our community is here to support you
“The purpose of Life is a Life of Purpose”
– Robert ByrneMesothelioma Hopes
Mesothelioma develops in the thin layer of tissue lining certain parts of the body. It forms after a person has been exposed to asbestos, a harmful mineral that was used in construction and hundreds of other industries for most of the 20th century.
This cancer develops very slowly. People may go years or even decades after asbestos exposure without knowing anything is wrong. Many patients first visit their doctor when they start experiencing symptoms like chest pain, trouble breathing, or stomach discomfort.
For more information: https://www.mesotheliomahope.com/mesothelioma/
LEARN Idaho (Lifelong Education and & Aging Resource Network)
Christine is proud to be a volunteer and contributor to the End-of-Life Learning Channel including “Rest Assured” with Alsips & Persons Funeral Chapel/Hillcrest Memorial Gardens and “Basics with Barbara” a monthly series with hospice pioneer Barbara Karnes.
https://learnidaho.org/end-of-life/
March 2024
Educational Talk on End-Life-Doulas of Idaho – Click on link to watch video:
December 26, 2024
We are thrilled to announce that A Wind Phone was recently introduced to the Treasure Valley in collaboration with a local girl scout, Katie Beaton, Alsip & Persons Funeral Chapel and True North Awakening. Watch the news interview to learn more about how the Wind Phone can offer a place of healing and comfort after a loss. Click on link to watch the interview below.