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Community Healthcare of Texas, the state’s largest not-for-profit hospice and palliative care provider for children and adults, is thrilled to announce the success of its recent fundraising luncheon, Messages of Hope, which raised $100,000 to support care and enhance the quality of life for those in need throughout the community. The fundraising luncheon, held on… Read More
Contributed by Deidrea Laux, Mother to Thomas The afternoon was filled with excitement and joy for my husband and me as we headed to the obstetrician’s office for the long-awaited 20-week ultrasound appointment to find out if we were expecting a son or a daughter. Over lunch earlier that day, we’d gone back and forth… Read More
Karla and Steve Lowder believed theirs was a match made in heaven, and their faith gave them the courage to love every precious day of his last year of life. Steve was diagnosed with liver cancer in October 2019, a decade after he and Karla met on a Christian dating site. He tried chemotherapy and… Read More
They were like peas and carrots–always together. They shared everything over their 52-year friendship, and that trust brought peace to their parting when Jane’s life reached its end. Jane was a combination of tough and tender, Mary Ann recalls. She thrived in her work with children with disabilities, but the job’s physical demands took a… Read More
Contribución de Marsha Wade, madre de Xander Sir William Osler, padre fundador de la medicina moderna, dijo una vez: "Es más importante saber qué tipo de persona tiene una enfermedad que qué tipo de enfermedad tiene la persona". No podría estar más de acuerdo. Xander no era un diagnóstico. Era un niño brillante, divertido,... Leer más
