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Silent auction, yoga and beer!

Join our generous friends from Savannah Power Yoga for the 3rd Annual Yoga Relay to support our Edel Caregiver Institute , It will be held at Service Brewing Company on Indian Street on Friday, August 24 at 5:30 p.m. & features a silent auction, great beers, a relay of 100 sun salutations (teams are encouraged!); music by local band  City Hotel, and delicious pizza from Big Bon Pizza. Register for yoga, one beer ticket and a swag bag at this link !
Making a patient's wish come true
  
We were so honored to make our patient's wish come true for one last trip to the pier at St. Simon's and pizza at Sal's Nurse Kirsten says, "That trip brought tears to our eyes. Watching the look on her face as she savored every moment is something I will always cherish. I am very grateful to have been able take part! PS...Tell all your friends and family about Sal's . Great food, but great people, too."
Too squeamish to talk about death?
 
There are Conversation Project starter-guides for end of life planning discussions, death cafes, death doulas and apps to send us daily reminders that we're going to die. " All share a common idea: that Western culture has become too squeamish about talking about death, and that the silence impoverishes the lives leading up to it." Hospice Savannah is glad that conversation is opening up as we want to help patients and families sooner rather than later! Read the rest of John Leland's fascinating New York Times article  here.
Thrift Shoppe donations

Our thanks to  Green Frog Sleep Center  for their lead sponsorship of the upcoming Yoga Relay for Family Caregivers (see lead story) and for their support of our  Thrift Shoppe in Pooler . Owner Deb Gibson's passion is caregiving and supporting our  Edel Caregiver Institute Deb regularly donates furniture to our store located at  331 E. Hwy. 80.  Come check us out! We are open Tuesday through Saturday.
Palliative care does not equal hospice care
 
This great little article by RN Angela Morrow explains, in simple terms, how palliative care helps patients cope with a serious illness, long, long before they need consider hospice care. If you have difficult-to-manage pain or other symptoms, have more frequent doctor office or ER visits, or if you need help sorting out treatment options as your disease progresses, please consider calling our Steward Center for Palliative Care at 912.354.8014. We are blessed to have this valuable resource in our community. Let Dr. Laura Farless (pictured) and her team help you find a better quality of life!
The perfect venue for your next event!
 
Katie Grippin, our new Demere Center venue coordinator, is happy to show you how versatile and beautiful our building can be for your next holiday party, corporate event, or family gathering. More information can be found here.  Our Foundation board recently hosted a Summer Nights party at this  venue (see images above)... We thank all our 2018 Summer Nights hosts and sponsors (see entire list here) who, together with their guests, raised almost $94,000 in support of our Healing Arts of music and massage therapy .  
We're so much more than hospice!
Family caregiver support is available through our  Edel Caregiver Institute; help for those with serious illness through our Steward Center for Palliative Care ; and bereavement support thorough our Full Circle Center for Grief and Loss. Simpy call 912.355.2289 and we will find you the help you need! Thanks to our donors from last month who make these and other community programs possible! Watch as Pastor Thurmond Tillman explains why he supports Hospice Savannah!
Hospice Savannah: The Help You Need in Your Time of Need
Hospice Savannah: The Help You Need in Your Time of Need
What a great quote! "An increase in care, not a decrease in life."