Christmas in the hospice: Anni Freese experiences magical moments!

Christmas in the hospice: Anni Freese experiences magical moments!

In the hospices in Varel and St. Martin, something happens: Anni Freese, an 84-year-old patient from Esens, spends a special advent season in the hospice on the Wadden Sea in Varel. Here a lively advent calendar provides daily surprises, including the unexpected visit to alpacas, which develops a radiance even at Freese, which is rare in this difficult time. The Christmas decoration and the loving atmosphere create a place where it feels comfortable and its memories of the holidays are revived, as well as nwzonline

The return to normal operation in the St. Martin

In the meantime, the St. Martin hospice opens its doors for new guests after a regrettable break due to a shortage of skilled workers. The location was able to record guests again in October 2023 after eleven months of closure. Four of the eight beds are currently occupied because those responsible want to ensure that every person is optimally cared for. "The break was painful for all of us," said Managing Director Anton Glas. The return of the patients shows that the needs of the seriously patients and their families are at the center of the efforts, as well as drs reports.

Both in Varel and in the St. Martin hospice, one focuses strongly on individual care and the creation of a comfortable environment. Volunteers bring love and commitment to the facilities, which promotes the well -being of the guests. The news of the reopening in St. Martin brings hope for many, and as part of the palliative network, both facilities offer an important support in difficult times.