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The Hospice Services Ambassador Training Course has broadened my medical and legal knowledge. I have learned more about the funeral culture as well. l have attended the birthday parties organized by the Centre and shared the joy with the patients. Being a Hospice Ambassador is really meaningful! Betty

 

Volunteer service is like a mirror. It reflects the beauty of life. It enables me to understand that life is colorful and when there is life, there is hope. Troubles and sorrows are minor things in life. They will soon pass away. Cherish today is literally a way to treasure tomorrow. Lai Sheung

 

Getting sick is not that terrible, yet feeling alone during sickness is dreadful. It is meaningful for me to work as a volunteer in the Hospice Centre. I can offer my support to the patients who fight hard against their disease and comfort their distressing families. I can’t help them with their physical pain, but 1 can lend my ears to them. I can listen to their worries, give them advice and comfort them. Most importantly, I help them understand that the meaning of life lies not in longevity. They need to learn how to release. Cherish the moment, life will become more beautiful. Hau Chun

 

I feel the importance of showing that you have different patient stories. They inspire me and enrich my life. I come to realize that I gain so much more than give. Woon Choi

 

I am glad that I can learn and enrich myself while I offer help to others. This is really meaningful. I am happy and content with my life. May

 

Being a volunteer is really meaningful to me. I can offer help to those in need. I am glad that patients who participate in the Centre's activities look more happy and positive. Kam Lan

 

I have a lot of feelings. I have seen how some family members take care of their loved ones. I can feel their enormous love and genuine care. I have also seen how some patients cope with the disease with their best efforts. Their persistence is admirable. Suk Yin

 

 

l can feel the kind of true love among the patients and their families. Although they all suffer the distress physically and mentally, they do not forget to offer each other mutual support, encouragement and blessing. They also share their and thoughts. King Sheung

Thanks God for giving me the opportunity to serve the patients in the Hospice Centre. I come to realize that a simple conversation, a friendly eye contact or gesture can mean so much to the patients and their families. We have become friends these days. I haven't thought that I could offer them so much comfort and support through my Service. Yee Fong

I am grateful for the opportunity of being a volunteer in the Hospice Centre. While I offer help to the others there, I also see that the staff provide genuine care to the patients with a loving heart.Ellen

 

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