Season 3 Episode 6

Season 3 Episode 5

Season 3 Episode 4

Season 3 Episode 3

Season 3 Episode 2

Season 3 Episode 1: Mary Jones sits down with Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley's, We Honor Veterans Program Coordinator Amanda Mason. In this episode, they discuss the history of the program, details about the program, where it is headed in the future, and the plan for the upcoming Veterans Day on Friday, November 11th. 

To learn more about Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley's, We Honor Veterans program visit us on the web at www.hospiceslv.org/wehonorveterans or contact Amanda Mason at [email protected]

Season 2 Episode 8 - First Aid Kit - In the face of all kinds of loss, how to heal yourself (so you can better care for others).

Guest Speaker: Kate Favaro, Hospice Bereavement Coordinator

Season 2 Episode 7- Dead Battery - What you need to know about funerals 

In this episode, Mary Jones sits down with Chad Green, Funeral Director/ Owner of Donaldson Funeral Home in Massena, and Donaldson- Seymour Funeral Home in Potsdam. This discussion provides an overview of the funeral planning process.  

Welcome, Chad to the podcast! 

Season 2 Episode 6 - Dead Battery - What you need to know about funerals 

In this episode, Mary Jones sits down with Chad Green, Funeral Director/ Owner of Donaldson Funeral Home in Massena, and Donaldson- Seymour Funeral Home in Potsdam. This discussion provides an overview of the funeral planning process.  

Welcome, Chad to the podcast! 

Season 2 Episode 4 - Who Is Driving the Car? - Being in control of your healthcare decisions for advance planning 

Advanced Care Planning is not about planning for your death. It is about making health care decisions that are right for you. We don’t' consider planning for important health care decisions because that won’t happen for a long time and discussing dying is sad and depressing. At Hospice we have learned over the last 40 years that talking about and planning for serious health issues allows patients and family to spend time with each other making memories and sharing stories until the patient’s last breath.