Your hospice stories

Maureen Hodges recalls the vital care her husband Peter received at Eden Valley Hospice during his cancer battle and the ongoing support she’s received since his passing.

After his cancer diagnosis, Peter found peace and dignity at Eden Valley Hospice, where he was cared for like family. Even after his passing, the hospice continues to support Maureen, who says their compassion made all the difference.

After 45 years of love and partnership, Michael and Lynn faced her terminal illness together, finding peace and dignity through the support of Eden Valley Hospice. Their final days were filled with comfort, care, and gratitude—leaving behind lasting memories and a legacy of giving.

Julie’s dad Brian spent his final days at Eden Valley Hospice, where he received compassionate care and was reunited with his beloved dog. It gave the family peace and precious memories.

Michael John Kirk has worked in our bookshop for 9 years helping to serve and put smiles on customers faces.

With a baby on the way and a wedding to plan, Ben Clementson and Sam were preparing for the rest of their lives together, however a devastating terminal cancer diagnosis changed everything for them.

Helena is a volunteer in our popular Lanes Bookshop helping to sort books and be a friendly face to serve our valued customers.

Ian and Barbara have volunteered on our ward for several years, helping provide comfort to patients.

When car and motorbike enthusiast Ryan Shield was diagnosed with cancer in his early twenties, he wanted to give something back and set about raising money for charity. However, following a short battle with the disease he died at Eden Valley Hospice and his family vowed to keep his fundraising legacy alive.