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by Jennie Reichman It happened in early August while I was out on my morning run, an incongruent splotch of scarlet on the grey pavement at my feet. Summer was in full swing, the air was warm and humid at 6:30 am, but there on the...
Take the first step in learning about advance directives by watching a video at home! Don Freeman, our ACP Coordinator and ACP volunteers Hanna Thurber and Lana Golden speak with the Southern Vermont Young Professionals group about the basics of advance directives, a document that...
Dear Alice, With help from Taking Steps Brattleboro, I have recently completed and registered a Vermont "Short Form" advance directive. I am so relieved, and my children, who are in their late twenties and early thirties, are so grateful that we have had the "Advance Care...
by Jennie Reichman Hello, and welcome to Experienced Goods! Face mask? Check. Hand sanitizer? Check. Willingness to maintain the six-foot distance protocol? Check. So excited to be shopping again at the world’s best thrift store you can barely stand it? Double check!! On Tuesday, July 7,...
By Lars Hunter Bereavement Program Coordinator As I drive through the backroads of Vermont I’m overwhelmed with the color nature provides us this time of year. The lush green trees covering the mountains and long open meadows, and the wildflowers as they brightly blaze on the roadside...
By Sarah Cooper-Ellis A phantom lives forever in our love, the great sorrow embodied there. The saying goes: “Better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” Is it? How deeply do you want to let love into every fiber of your muscles,...
Dear Alice, Hi! It's me, the Concerned Supporter again, with the questions you suggested I send you last month. My questions are about planning for the possibility of dementia. A friend of mine who has seen several family members go through Alzheimer's is currently doing his...
The Quiet Reflective Days of Hallowell by Kathy Leo Hallowell is resting, like so much of the world during this time of change. We are quiet and wondering. Socially distanced. Humming from our own homes and surroundings. We are not visiting people in their homes. We are...
Brattleboro Area Hospice has not currently scheduled its next Volunteer Training due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Applications for future training are being accepted now; we will contact you when the next sessions are scheduled to see whether you are still interested in and able to...
Brattleboro Area Hospice is sponsoring “A Service of Remembrance for Loss From Addiction: A gathering for those grieving the death of a loved one to addiction”. The service will take place Wednesday December 18, 2019, 6pm at Centre Congregational Church 193 Main St. Brattleboro, VT. The...