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Lead therapist/Living Well Centre lead, Occupational Therapist, passionate about #SpecialistPalliativeCare#JohnEastwoodHospice@nottshealthcare

Joined December 2013
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Michelle Stendall retweeted
More fantastic work happening @JohneastwoodHos with the @WellJeh and @shellstenOT featuring on @nottstv 🙌🏽💫 youtu.be/1wZwg_ffg7E?si=9jz5…
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Virtual Reality in hospice care | Hospice UK. Proud to be involved in innovation 💪🏻 ⁦@Boabsmith⁩ ⁦@sanch_monsta⁩ hospiceuk.org/innovation-hub…
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Michelle Stendall retweeted
Replying to @JohneastwoodHos
@JohneastwoodHos @Boabsmith @shellstenOT @jo_levene 🙌🏽🌟
The Living Well Centre (LWC) at the John Eastwood Hospice has been at the forefront of a fantastic project integrating Virtual Reality (VR) technology to enhance the quality of life for patients with a terminal illness. Find out more: orlo.uk/uTCGm
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Cryptic birthday present but managed to work it out!! #excited
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Michelle Stendall retweeted
This is so important in leadership. #LeadershipMatters
Here’s a very important life lesson from the master Maya Angelou. She made an incredible statement once about what people will actually remember about you…
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Such an amazing man. It feels such a privilege to support him through his journey. Don’t stop being you David 💪🏻 – at Sutton in Ashfield, England
Strictly Come Dancing's Stacey Dooley has filmed a new doc in Notts exploring death. ‘Inside the Undertakers’ airs on BBC1 9pm on Thurs. Stacey meets David @JohneastwoodHos, who is receiving specialist palliative care after a terminal cancer diagnosis. 👉 orlo.uk/UaSIi
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Michelle Stendall retweeted
Presenter @jonnieirwin was diagnosed with terminal cancer almost 3 years ago. He's joined by @DrRanj to talk about palliative care. Jonnie talks about how it has helped him, his experiences and that hospice care isn't just for end of life but can be for weeks, months or years.
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48 hours In Istanbul ⚽️🛳️🍺🥗
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Great event. Lots more work to do but very exciting to be part of it. – at East Midlands, England
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Next week is #CarersWeek. Let’s stand in solidarity for carers everywhere and show our commitment to making carers feel valued, supported and listened to. Find our more about Carers Week and how you can get involved: carersweek.org/ @InvolveNottsHC
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Yesterday we participated in @hospiceuk #dyingmattersatwork webinar @JohneastwoodHos today we are back at the Idlewells in Sutton, pop along and see us for a chat @NottsHealthcare
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Michelle Stendall retweeted
Hook - Palliative care is not about giving up on life. It's about living life to the fullest until the very end. Let's break down some common misconceptions about palliative care. 🧵👇 1/ Misconception: Palliative care is only for the dying. Reality: Regardless of life expectancy, palliative care can help anyone with a serious illness. It focuses on improving quality of life, managing symptoms, and providing emotional support. 2/ Misconception: Palliative care means stopping all other treatments. Reality: Palliative care can be given alongside curative treatments. It's about providing holistic care that addresses all aspects of a patient's well-being, including physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. 3/ Misconception: Palliative care is only for the elderly. Reality: Palliative care is for anyone with a serious illness, regardless of age. It can be helpful for young adults, children, and anyone facing a life-limiting illness. 4/ Misconception: Palliative care is depressing. Reality: Palliative care can actually improve a patient's mood and overall well-being. It provides support and comfort during difficult times and helps patients live life as fully as possible. Let's spread the word about the importance of palliative care and bust these myths. 💪
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It’s #DyingMattersAtWork today staff from @WellJeh are in Sutton Idlewells, come along and see us to have a chat & check out what your superpower is 💪🏻@JohneastwoodHos @NottsHealthcare
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Well this arrived today 🏅 it’s actually 27years service to the NHS so only another 3yrs to go for my 30th year, god I’m old. Thank you @NottsHealthcare for this recognition
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Yesterday we held the first of our coronation events taking place here @WellJeh @JohneastwoodHos creating memories for our in-patients, Living Well Centre patients and there families, it was a lovely day and feedback was extremely positive 🇬🇧👑🤴🏼👸@NottsHealthcare
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Super proud of my beautiful girl, keep smashing it 💪🏻 #OTfamily – at East Midlands, England
3 years ago I was added to the HCPC ‘temporary register’ to begin work earlier than planned due to the pandemic..🦠 17 months ago I got to graduate with my newborn❤️ And tomorrow I will officially be able to sign my notes with ‘B6OT’ 💚 Time really does fly!🏥
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Atalanta, Bergamot oh go on then!! – at Torre Boldone, Lombardia
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Early 8am beer could only mean one thing!! Time for another little trip ✈️
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John Eastwood Hospice's Living Well Centre is on our doorstep and offers fabulous support to local people living with life limiting conditions. Join them today, and every Thursday morning at their coffee morning. Say hello and find out how they could support you.
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