By Brigitta SANDOR | project leader
Dear Sir/Madam,
We would like to thank you for your donation through GlobalGiving to Hungarian Hospice Foundation's project, entitled Pain relief for 500 hospice patients in Hungary.
The 2,221.21 USD we have got from our generous donators help us to provide loving, tender, and professional care:
individually tailored symptom control for suffering ill babies and also for tormented old cancer patients. The relief they get is also an unburdening for the caring family members, whose utmost wish is to save their loved ones from the physical and emotional pain of dying. Medical doctors, nurses, psychologists help the families to stay together, eased of unnecessary suffering.
Hungarian Hospice Foundation care for cca 500 dying people per year, they, and all of their family members are affected by the quality of their end of life and of the way they die. Quality of death of a human being is a crucial issue of the future mental health of the bereaved relatives, and contributes to the hope of a whole community that we are not powerless at helping dying patients of any age. This hope helps to dissolve the taboo of death and to get more donations in the future.
The donated 2,221.21 USD covers all the monthly costs of careing for 2 terminally ill hospice patients in our inpatient unit (personal costs, pain killers and other medicines, meals etc.), and the psychotherapy for one hospice patient and his/her family members, during the whole hospice care.
Thank you again for all you have done to help this cause.
With gratitude,
Brigitta Sándor
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