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Lasting Memories program will let you send
messages to loved ones after you’ve passed away
BY CARLA SLAVEY
COMMONWEALTH JOURNAL
CARLA SLAVEY I CJ
Hospice of
Lake Cumber-
land’s Sherry
Sabine, left,
and Euretha
Godby, right,
say Hospice
will offer the
free Lasting
Memories
program for
anyone in the
community --
not just hos-
pice patients.
Hospice of Lake Cum-
berland is starting up a
program where anyone
in the community – not
just those who are a part
of hospice, but anyone
and everyone – can doc-
ument their thoughts and
emotions, and trust they
will be delivered to their
loved ones after they have
passed away.
The Lasting Memories
program is set to begin
soon. It is a free program
that will be accessed
through the Hospice of
Lake Cumberland website:
www.HospiceLC.org.
Meet Cumberland Nursing and Rehab’s
Wound Care Super Stars!
We are privileged to have
Joseph Reed, APRN and Becky
Williamson, RN working together
to develop a comprehensive care
plan for optimal wound healing and
management.
Our team uses the latest wound
care healing techniques and are
trained in the use of modalities such
as wound vacs and diathermy to
enhance the healing process!
Please call Cumberland Nursing and Rehab today to
learn more about our Wound Care Program.
Our team strives to make your loved one smile every day!
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