“Having a place for patients and loved ones to stay provides a supportive environment while patients receive the medical care they need.”

“There were times when David was hospitalized that I just had to leave him because I just couldn’t afford to stay one more day.

I think that a home like this would make all the difference in the world, something that wouldn’t break the bank and that we didn’t have to worry about check in and check out times, knowing that you were going somewhere familiar.  Every medical procedure was traumatic, not knowing how sick he would be, those comforts would mean a great deal as we never knew what we would be up against.”

“ When you are going through a time of trauma, of sickness, it knocks the wind out of your sails.  It truly alters the course of your life.  The one things you find comfort in is your home, and when you can’t have your home, something that is close to home is where you want to be.”