Monday, May 12, 2014

Tea Time!

A special treat - teapot and cups 

My husband is still in hospital - it has been nearly nine weeks - but some of the staff at Southlake in Newmarket have made my husband's stay quite nice.

Jane is a special member of the staff.  So far I have never seen Jane grumpy even though some patients are slobs  messy and it's Jane's job to keep their room's spic and span.  Plus if a patient wants an extra pillow (or just about anything else in the supply closet), it's Jane who cheerfully fetches it.

But Jane topped herself on Friday when, for no special reason - except that she felt like it  - she brought from home a teapot and some teacups to serve tea to her patients and their guests.

Jane

Thanks, Jane!

FYI: This would have been a better photo if I had engaged the flash on my camera


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48 comments:

  1. Jane is dedicated and so are you Camera Girl.

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  2. As a new reader, I am not sure about your guy's health issues, but I wish you both well.

    As for tea, Sue would approve.

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  3. Thank you for a cup of coffee and an amazing lady is.

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  4. Jane is such a special person - it's not "just a job" for her.
    Good on you for posting about her as well.
    Warmest get well soon wishes to your husband and hugs for you both :D)

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  5. Some people are just so kind it is amazing. Jane's patients are lucky. That said, I hope your own patient will be able to go home soon.

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  6. What a treat! Jane is a very special lady.
    Wishing you and your husband well.

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  7. That is awesome! What a special lady Jane is to her patients and families. I hope your husband will soon be able to go home. Blessings. Pam

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  8. What a lovely lady and what a super treat for her patients.

    I do hope all is going well for your husband.

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  9. what a wonderful, sweet soul. i do hope your husband is improving with each day!

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  10. We need more "Janes" in this world. :)
    Hope your hubs is out of hospital soon.

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  11. I'm sorry to hear your husband is at hospital. And such nice to get tea served with beautiful tea dishes, so one can nearly feel at home..

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  12. My, I was surprised to read your husband is still not doing well the whole entire time I was away. Well now that I am home, he too can come home.

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  13. Sorry about your husband's illness, but it is nice to know there are caring people such as Jane there to help.

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  14. What a beautiful and caring person! I can't imagine a nine week hospital stay. I hope your husband is on the mend and home soon.

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  15. Jane is so caring. Hope for your husband's fast recovery.
    Thanks for stopping by. Take care.
    www.1sthappyfamily.com/2014/05/reflected-wings.html

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  16. There are lots of kind people in the world but they don't get the publicity they deserve - so thanks for bringing her to everybody's attention.

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  17. What a delightful lady. Cheers to her.
    I hope the therapy is going well for your husband and he can come home soon. MB

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  18. Such people are so precious!Hurray for Jane!

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  19. The world needs more people like her!

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  20. So sorry to hear about your husband EG, nine weeks is a very long time. Thank heavens for wonderful people like Jane, such a blessing... Here's hoping Mr EG recovers soon.

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  21. I'm sorry your husband is still in the hospital. Great to have such dedicated and thoughtful people there like Jane.

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  22. She sounds like a very special nurse. Hope hubby gets home soon. hugs, Jen

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  23. You know, that is the thing about healthcare. You meet some wonderful souls.
    We haven't told all the kids yet, but hubby's prostate cancer isn't gone. I feel for you and me, both.
    You are in my thoughts.

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  24. She is a beautiful soul for thinking of this lovely gesture. It is nice to know there are kindred generous people around.

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  25. Gosh, nine weeks already?! Goodness. Hope he can be released soon. Though it sounds like y'all are in good hands. What a sweetie Jane is.

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  26. A very nice portrait of a very sweet woman!

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  27. Some lovely people just know exactly what we need when we are sick and hurting. I hope your husband is better soon.

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  28. I am so sorry to hear that your husband is in the hospital, and I hope he is able to be at home again real soon.
    Jane sounds like such a special person.

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  29. That's very sweet of Jane. A kind nurse makes a huge difference for the patients and their families. Your husband is very lucky to have you and Jane by his side.

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  30. EG, I hope your husband continues to respond to treatment and to the magic medicine of time.

    Jane is a special and very thoughtful person. That must have meant a lot to the patients and families she serves.

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  31. What a sweet thing to do! I can see by the smile on her face that she is just that kind of caring a person.

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  32. Smashing post for a smashing person! I hope your husband is closer to coming home now.

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  33. I hope there are more people like Jane.

    And best wishes to your husband.

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  34. suh a wonderful lady. :) Glad she exists. :)

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  35. This is a very classy lady. She is thoughtful and creative plus a true professional. It is my hope that your husband's hospital ordeal will soon be over with a clear path to recovery.

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  36. What a kind and special lady there. I do hope your husband continues to improve and will be home soon.

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  37. What a kind and dedicated woman!!!

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  38. What an asset to the healthcare system. Boom & Gary.

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  39. So sorry, I totally missed that your hubby's in the hospital:( People like Jane make it a more friendly environment!

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  40. I'm really so sorry to hear that your husband still being in the hospital. My late father has been in the care center about 8 years. Seen many type of the staffs. What a thoughtful sweet lady she is♡♡♡ When I opened this post, I thought the picture of the lady was you p;)
    Thank you very much for the idiom "spic and span" :-)

    Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

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  41. What have I missed???? I feel like such a dummy...going back now and seeing all your posts that mentioned hospital. When I get behind like I have been I go back and mostly glance to see what photos you post...I feel like a complete jerk to not have realized something was wrong.

    You don't have to tell me what is wrong, but I do hope for a complete recovery...

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