
In loving memory of our son
Terrell Emmanuel Hinton
June 8th 1997- June 22nd 1999.
Hey Friends!
Did you know that when people are ill for a long period of time that they begin to feel as is they are a burden on others and can easily decide to isolate themselves?
After experiencing a personal cancer diagnosis in 2017 and having the challenge of an extended post surgery recovery, it became tough to talk or even text due to the repetition of daily sickness. Many days I had to head back to the ER and have short stays in the hospital.
While many are available the first time, they also have lives and routines to get back to. It is in those moments when life keeps moving for everyone else when it becomes easy to ask yourself “who cares?”
This morning I write to encourage the person who seems to be fighting a battle that will never end that there are people who care. You have more folks rooting for you than against you. You are not alone. People care! I’m a witness and even one of those people.
Try not to let the challenge of illness and/or recovery cause you to isolate yourself from the many individuals who are in your corner.
So who cares? Lots of people. Let them show it! Let your support system continue to provide those positive vibes which are essential to the healing process.
WMPC Off the Bookshelf
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Hey Friends,
Take a few moments and listen to the interview from Friday. What a joy to share our story and purpose behind Hinton Cares.
Enjoy and be sure to leave comments.
TjH
Baby Steps has been such a major donor to the HCF projects. We look forward to hearing the heart of the Founder of this organization during his radio interview tomorrow morning.
Hope that you can tune in!
Counting the rainbows help us to appreciate each storm.
~Positive Vibes Only
Until a solid cure is found and the survival rate is heightened, we will continue to provide emotional support from the Hinton Cares Foundation.
We are doing what we can, while we can! TjH
3 Generations of Hinton’s spreading the love at Ronald McDonald House this past Friday.
What an amazing opportunity to show care by way of preparing and serving dinner to 60 families facing some extremely challenging times with their loved ones at Duke University Hospital.
We are at our best when we are helping others! ~TjH
If you are local, visit our volunteer page to see how you can get involved. If are not local visit our donation page today! (All donations are used to provide support to families)
Thanks in advance!