Mickey's Private Care Home

Mickey's Private Care Home Mickey’s Private Care Home-Personal Care 24/7. We prepare 3 meals a day plus snacks, medicine on schedule, assistance bathing and dressing if needed.

Transportation to doctor appointments. Private or shared room. Family atmosphere.

Someone is catnapping
10/08/2025

Someone is catnapping

10/08/2025

In Norway, people often share their extra apples by letting others pick them instead of letting them rot. 🍎✨

This simple act spreads kindness, builds community, and supports sustainability. 🌍💚

Just imagine how beautiful the world would be if everyone practiced such small acts of generosity! 🤝🍏

Happy Birthday to our beautiful, sweet girl.
10/08/2025

Happy Birthday to our beautiful, sweet girl.

We would like to have this sunroom built on the part of the porch that isn’t covered. What does everyone think?
10/07/2025

We would like to have this sunroom built on the part of the porch that isn’t covered. What does everyone think?

We have an opening for 24/7 care if you are interested in living in a home-like setting. Call 304-701-0010 or send a mes...
10/06/2025

We have an opening for 24/7 care if you are interested in living in a home-like setting. Call 304-701-0010 or send a message to this number for information. Heidi the cat is looking for a friend to entertain.

10/01/2025

For those who enjoy the peaceful setting of rural life, we invite you to join our household, where we provide continuous care to seniors in a home-like setting, characterized by warmth, love, and compassion. Contact 304-701-0010 for more information or private message me on my page.

Hazel's bedroom got a makeover today.
09/29/2025

Hazel's bedroom got a makeover today.

09/28/2025

A local grocery store is moving into the space left over from the Gassaway Kroger that closed over the summer, leaving about 60 employees and the community in limbo.

09/27/2025



The Hospice Heart

09/27/2025

I am always prepared for families to ask me how much time their loved one has, especially when it’s been a few days and everyone has been gathered around the bed waiting. The unknown is hard. Waiting is hard.

When I first started this work, I used to try to give a specific timeframe, but what I have learned is that death is deeply unpredictable, even when we know it’s coming. Giving a set time can unintentionally create expectations that may not align with reality, and that can lead to even more heartache. Instead, I try to help families understand that while it could be today, it could also be several days.

The body knows what to do, and we have to trust that process. Sometimes a strong heart takes time to let go. I also think that deep emotional ties may be why someone takes their time. Saying goodbye to you is hard, but they are not just leaving you, they are also saying goodbye to their own life, their memories, their story… this too takes time.

Because we can’t predict the moment, I gently suggest to families to live as if it could happen today. Say the things you need to say. Speak your “I love yous” and your goodbyes. If you are given another day, see it as a gift, a little more time to be present, a bonus day.

Ultimately, the timing of death is not in our hands. It is not about us, it is about them. All we can do is witness, hold space, and trust that when it’s time, their body, and their spirit, will know what to do.

xo
Gabby
www.thehospiceheart.net

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96 Priest Drive
Frametown, WV
26623

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