Swedish Blooms

My dear friend Stanley shared this with me and I had to blog about it. His mother-in-law Shirley made her transition this Sunday days before her 95th birthday. Here's an except of what Stanley shared, a true example of a Resonant Man experience: "namaste bobbyb et al......today I learned that the swedish home health team dedicated the day to my mom in law Shirley .......Resha sent the below email in response to the question of where to send donations.........I will get the exact email/website but it is a program called Swedish Blooms begun by the grief counselor Ross, last year after a conversation with Shirley regarding how much she missed being out in the garden....those of you who have been to our house lately know that we have turned the roof of our two car garage into shirley's garden....veggies, flowers and a three person swing.........it is a wonderland......thanks again for the love and support that I have felt throughout Shirley's deathing process....." "This is the story: Last spring, Ross, the Swedish Hospice grief counselor was visting with mom. One of the things she told him washow she missed going out in her garden. She really missedseeing the flowers up close. From that conversation, Ross got the idea to offer hospice volunteers and workers the opportunity to bring in flowers from their own gardens to share with homebound patients. The response was overwhelming with the staff. Every Wednesday they would bring in the bounty from their own gardens-- and thesewere taken to patients every wednesday all summer long. Again this summer, the staff wanted to continue the practice. So today, Wednesday,flowers were shared with other patients in mom's honor."