Showing posts with label Humphrey Cancer Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Humphrey Cancer Center. Show all posts
Thank you from Wendy
Posted by Tesha at 8:42 AM Labels: Humphrey Cancer Center, thank you
Hi, My name is Wendy and I am currently doing chemotherapy at the
Humphrey Cancer Center in Robbinsdale. I noticed a box of hats the
other day at the center and helped myself to one. It is a pretty maroon
crochet hat with a cute heart on it. I love hearts…so I knew it was
for me.
😊
Thank you so much for making the beautiful hats for all of us cancer
patients, it is such a sweet thing to know that there are people out
there that care! Thank you too all of your workers! Sincerely, Wendy
'Perfect timing' for Humphrey Cancer Center
Posted by Tesha at 7:04 AM Labels: 2016, donations, Humphrey Cancer Center
"You guys came right when it got cold," said Shelly Rollie of the Humphrey Cancer Center in Robbinsdale. "Perfect timing."
We arrived on a chilly winter day on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2016 with 105 hats, 3 blankets, 1 shawl and 2 cowls.
"Thanks so much!" said Rollie. "You guys are making a lot of people happy and warm."
In March 2016, we dropped off items at the Maple Grove location of the Humphrey Care Center. Read more about that here. The Humphrey Cancer Center, part of North Memorial Hospital, is currently treating or following more than 20,000 people diagnosed with cancer. Hope Chest Breast Center continuously receives a 100% from patient surveyed on their willingness to recommend the care program and site facilities.
We arrived on a chilly winter day on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2016 with 105 hats, 3 blankets, 1 shawl and 2 cowls.
"Thanks so much!" said Rollie. "You guys are making a lot of people happy and warm."
In March 2016, we dropped off items at the Maple Grove location of the Humphrey Care Center. Read more about that here. The Humphrey Cancer Center, part of North Memorial Hospital, is currently treating or following more than 20,000 people diagnosed with cancer. Hope Chest Breast Center continuously receives a 100% from patient surveyed on their willingness to recommend the care program and site facilities.
'They don't realize how meaningful it is' says patient at Humphrey Cancer Center during our visit
Posted by Tesha at 8:29 PM Labels: 2016, donations, Humphrey Cancer Center, North Memorial Health Care
"It's a great treat," said Jill, the woman at the front counter at the Humphrey Cancer Center - Maple Grove location, as we dropped off our donation box. "Thank you for doing this. I've been through it."
As we walked away, I overheard a patient at the desk tell the receptionist: "They don't realize how meaningful it is. To go in and get something. You don't expect a gift."
The thing is, we do know, and that's why we do what we do. Because of Cheryl Slater's experience four years ago, we recognize how a small thing like a hat can ease a cancer journey and brighten someone's day.
In all, we dropped off 63 hats, 2 blankets and 5 shawls at North Memorial Health Care's Humphrey Cancer Center on Monday, March 28, 2016.
While the Humphrey Cancer Center has been located in Robbinsdale for some time, the Maple Grove location is brand new, like the hospital it is situated within, and is only open on Monday mornings.
Our donations were actually brought to the Robbinsdale location where they have more space and patients. After Jill delivered the box later on Monday, her co-worker, Shelly Rollie, sent us this note:
"Our staff is back there ooing and awwwing everything right now. We have gotten hats from another knitting group in the past, but a lot of times they are too small. These ones are just perfect!! We would like to send a thank you to all the knitters."
MORE ABOUT HUMPHREY CANCER CENTER
North Memorial cancer care programs are among the best with for over 40 years of providing compassionate, top-quality, individualized treatment.
The Humphrey Cancer Center, part of North Memorial Hospital, is currently treating or following more than 20,000 people diagnosed with cancer. Hope Chest Breast Center continuously receives a 100% from patient surveyed on their willingness to recommend the care program and site facilities.
LUNG CANCER PROGRAM
As one of the only specialized programs in the metro area, the North Memorial Cancer Center's Lung Cancer Program offers patients with lung cancer and their families a comprehensive, coordinated approach to care.
The Lung Cancer Program's Lung Cancer Support Group meets monthly, offering a caring, safe environment for participants to receive ongoing support and information about the process of living with lung cancer. As one of the only specialized programs for patients with lung cancer in the metro area, the goal of the Lung Cancer Program is to maximize the quality and quantity of life for patients living with lung cancer.
For more information about the Lung Cancer Program, please call Clinical Nurse Specialist, Shirley Kern, at 763-581-8446.
EDUCATION AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS
Among the many education and support programs available through the Humphrey Cancer Center are:
OTHER PROGRAMS
An acupuncturist is available to provide treatment at any point during treatments. Acupuncture may help to relieve side effects, such as nausea, pain, hot flashes or anxiety, that’s caused by diagnosis and treatment.
The Humphrey Center offers free financial counseling services to each patient and family. This includes a complete financial review and detailing of all out-of-pocket obligations. The financial counselor is experienced in finding appropriate resources that can assist qualifying patients with co-pay obligations, prescription/treatment coverage and household expenses.
The genetics program was created in 1998 to provide risk assessment, genetic counseling and genetic testing services for families seeking information about their cancer risk. Some families have a high cancer risk due to inherited genetic factors. Genetic testing can help these families better understand their risk for cancer and determine the screening and prevention efforts that will be most effective.
As we walked away, I overheard a patient at the desk tell the receptionist: "They don't realize how meaningful it is. To go in and get something. You don't expect a gift."
The thing is, we do know, and that's why we do what we do. Because of Cheryl Slater's experience four years ago, we recognize how a small thing like a hat can ease a cancer journey and brighten someone's day.
In all, we dropped off 63 hats, 2 blankets and 5 shawls at North Memorial Health Care's Humphrey Cancer Center on Monday, March 28, 2016.
While the Humphrey Cancer Center has been located in Robbinsdale for some time, the Maple Grove location is brand new, like the hospital it is situated within, and is only open on Monday mornings.
Our donations were actually brought to the Robbinsdale location where they have more space and patients. After Jill delivered the box later on Monday, her co-worker, Shelly Rollie, sent us this note:
"Our staff is back there ooing and awwwing everything right now. We have gotten hats from another knitting group in the past, but a lot of times they are too small. These ones are just perfect!! We would like to send a thank you to all the knitters."
MORE ABOUT HUMPHREY CANCER CENTER
North Memorial cancer care programs are among the best with for over 40 years of providing compassionate, top-quality, individualized treatment.
The Humphrey Cancer Center, part of North Memorial Hospital, is currently treating or following more than 20,000 people diagnosed with cancer. Hope Chest Breast Center continuously receives a 100% from patient surveyed on their willingness to recommend the care program and site facilities.
LUNG CANCER PROGRAM
As one of the only specialized programs in the metro area, the North Memorial Cancer Center's Lung Cancer Program offers patients with lung cancer and their families a comprehensive, coordinated approach to care.
The Lung Cancer Program's Lung Cancer Support Group meets monthly, offering a caring, safe environment for participants to receive ongoing support and information about the process of living with lung cancer. As one of the only specialized programs for patients with lung cancer in the metro area, the goal of the Lung Cancer Program is to maximize the quality and quantity of life for patients living with lung cancer.
For more information about the Lung Cancer Program, please call Clinical Nurse Specialist, Shirley Kern, at 763-581-8446.
EDUCATION AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS
Among the many education and support programs available through the Humphrey Cancer Center are:
- Patient-family support groups, including: Cancer Caregiver's Group
- Diagnosis specific groups that meet regularly, including:
- Breast cancer
- Lung cancer
- Prostate cancer
- Leukemia/lymphoma/myeloma
- Cancer pain management
- Trained volunteers for assistance and support
- American Cancer Society representatives and programs
OTHER PROGRAMS
An acupuncturist is available to provide treatment at any point during treatments. Acupuncture may help to relieve side effects, such as nausea, pain, hot flashes or anxiety, that’s caused by diagnosis and treatment.
The Humphrey Center offers free financial counseling services to each patient and family. This includes a complete financial review and detailing of all out-of-pocket obligations. The financial counselor is experienced in finding appropriate resources that can assist qualifying patients with co-pay obligations, prescription/treatment coverage and household expenses.
The genetics program was created in 1998 to provide risk assessment, genetic counseling and genetic testing services for families seeking information about their cancer risk. Some families have a high cancer risk due to inherited genetic factors. Genetic testing can help these families better understand their risk for cancer and determine the screening and prevention efforts that will be most effective.
Who made your hat/shawl/blanket?
How You Can Donate
1. Attend a monthly meet-up in Minneapolis:
3rd Sunday of every month
1pm-3pm
Silverwood Cafe at Silverwood Park in St. Anthony, MN
(Click the link for directions and cafe menu.)
2. Mail Donations:
Contact Amy at amyinthewind@gmail.com
3. Use the Cambridge, MN Drop Site:
Century 21 - Moline Reality
202 Main St. S.
Cambridge, MN
Mondays to Fridays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m
If you're planning to drop by on Saturday, please call 763-689-3593 to be sure the agent hasn't stepped out for a real estate showing.
3rd Sunday of every month
1pm-3pm
Silverwood Cafe at Silverwood Park in St. Anthony, MN
(Click the link for directions and cafe menu.)
2. Mail Donations:
Contact Amy at amyinthewind@gmail.com
3. Use the Cambridge, MN Drop Site:
Century 21 - Moline Reality
202 Main St. S.
Cambridge, MN
Mondays to Fridays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m
If you're planning to drop by on Saturday, please call 763-689-3593 to be sure the agent hasn't stepped out for a real estate showing.
What You Can Donate
1. Handmade Items - hats, scarves, shawls, lap blankets, mittens
2. Yarn - super soft, washable, non-allergenic
3. Money - for yarn and other project materials and for promotional items such as flyers, brochures and business cards
For guidelines, please see our Yarn, Patterns, and Guidelines page.
2. Yarn - super soft, washable, non-allergenic
3. Money - for yarn and other project materials and for promotional items such as flyers, brochures and business cards
For guidelines, please see our Yarn, Patterns, and Guidelines page.
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amyinthewind@gmail.com
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