True North Home Care

05/03/2026

05/03/2026

Two events in Fremont, NE this week for the Fremont Area Alzheimer's Collaboration ! True North Home Care is proud to be a sponsor and donor to such an amazing organization in our community!

Please join us!

05/02/2026

Join Kathy and donate to a wonderful cause.

05/01/2026

Donation link via QR code or in the comments! ❤️

04/28/2026

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04/21/2026

Congratulations Tiffany Kellen!

04/10/2026

Happy Friday Friends & Followers! ✨🥰

04/03/2026

Monica Finch taught a session about Stress Reduction for Seniors for the Intercultural Senior Center on Wednesday. Attendees learned that gardening can be a great stress reliever. One special guest won this beautiful gardening basket!

Thank you Monica for being an educator for the community!

04/02/2026

“Why is it taking so long? When will it happen?”
These are questions I am asked often when sitting at the bedside of someone who is dying, by those who were waiting uncomfortably, anxiously, and nervously.

And I always come back to what I truly believe, which is that the body knows what to do.
It knows how to die.
It is prepared for it. Sometimes it is loud, with sounds and movement.
Sometimes it is so quiet you don’t even notice the moment the last breath is taken. Either way, the body is leading… and we are asked to trust it.

But here is the part we don’t talk about often enough… the body also knows how to live.
It speaks to us long before the end.
It tells us when something isn’t right.
When we are hungry or dehydrated, when something aches, when our breathing changes, and when our skin looks different.

These are not inconveniences, they are messages.

And still… we override them. We minimize them. We ask our bodies to be quiet.

Part of me wonders, if we listened sooner, listened better… could we prevent some of the suffering we see later? Would we seek help earlier, could we change the course earlier, and avoid some of the long, drawn-out journeys we witness at the end of life?

The truth is that the body is always speaking to us. It does give us a heads up… we listen, but we tell it to be quiet.
Sometimes it is a whisper, sometimes it is a scream.
Either way, it is trying to guide us.

So, whether you are sitting at a bedside, waiting and wondering… or moving through your own life in a body that is trying to get your attention, the invitation is the same:
Trust it.
Listen to it.
The body is not the problem. It is the messenger. And it is far wiser than we give it credit.

Maybe our role was never to control it… only to listen.

xo
Gabby
www.thehospiceheart.net

03/25/2026

One of my pet peeves in when people say a person experiencing dementia is "exit seeking" because they want to be outside on a gorgeous day! 🌞 If so then I'm exit seeking too! Through proper assessment (getting to know your client) and connection, we can modify "behaviors" with activities and tasks that meet their interests.

Sometimes what we call "exit Seeking" is really just a human who wants to enjoy being outside, what is being kept inside because it's what's easier for us no...

03/25/2026

Monica Finch and Kayla Nelson show us what DOESN'T help, and what might help better, when your client or loved one doesn't remember the death of their family member.

It is very common with individuals who are experiencing dementia to forget that someone close to them passed away if the death happened after the dementia pr...

03/23/2026

Did you Know...

True North Home Care has 3 Certified CPR/ First Aid Instructors?

We have already certified 21 CPR/AED/First Aid students in 2026!

If you or someone you know needs to be certified or just wants to know CPR/AED/First Aid, we have classes every month.

Certification is $75

$$ Discounts for Healthcare workers! $$

Free classes for True North Home Care Care Providers