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The April Edition | April 6, 2026
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Welcome to the April Edition!
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Welcome to the April Edition of The Comfort Connection!
April is Parkinson's Awareness Month, so we've gathered an article, recipe, and video to help you learn more about managing Parkinson's.
Everyone has a story... and there is so much we can learn from others who have been there.
Take Leslie, for example: She's a caregiver who's been touched by Parkinson's twice, and although she started out feeling scared and alone, all of that's changed...
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What you'll find in this issue:
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Monthly Spotlight: April is Parkinson's Awareness Month
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Did you know? Parkinson's is a neurodegenerative disease affecting more than 100,000 Canadians.
It progresses at a different rate for each person, and symptoms can be managed with medication, exercise, dance, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy.
This April, learn about what to do if you or a loved one is diagnosed with Parkinson's:
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We’re proud to recognize Valerie A. as our Caregiver of the Month!
Valerie has been a valued member of our team for the past three years and has supported a variety of clients during that time. She consistently receives positive feedback and is well liked by the individuals and families she works with. Valerie is known for her professionalism and her strong commitment to following company policies and procedures. She communicates clearly and respectfully with both clients and office staff, making collaboration smooth and effective.
One of Valerie’s greatest strengths is the sincere compassion she brings to her work. It’s easy to see how much she cares about the people she supports. Her kindness, patience, and attentive approach help create a sense of comfort and trust for her clients, and she always strives to provide care that is both respectful and supportive of their individual needs.
Outside of work, Valerie enjoys traveling and spending time with her cats, which reflects her warm and caring nature.
Valerie was selected for this recognition because of her professionalism, dedication, and the genuine compassion she shows to her clients every day. Congratulations, Valerie, and thank you for the excellent care you continue to provide!
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Recipe of the Month: Egg Bites
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This egg bites recipe is the best grab-and-go breakfast! The egg bites keep well in the fridge for a couple of days (and longer in the freezer), so they’re great for meal prep. Plus, they’re packed with protein and flavorful veggies for an energizing start to the morning.
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Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating 20 years of care, compassion, and community! 💜
We are so grateful to everyone who stopped by, shared in this special milestone, and helped make our celebration so meaningful.
A heartfelt thank you as well to everyone who donated items for Main Street Project. Your generosity and support will make a real difference for those in our community who need it most.
Celebrating 20 years is incredibly special, and we couldn’t have done it without the support of our amazing community.
Thank you for celebrating with us, giving with us, and being part of our journey. Here’s to many more years of caring and connection!
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Video: The Race to Live Your Best
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The Race to Live Your Best tells the inspiring story of Tim Hague, who, after a Parkinson’s diagnosis, defied expectations by winning The Amazing Race Canada and transforming his personal challenge into a mission to help others. Through perseverance, courage, and community, Tim turns his journey into hope for countless people living with Parkinson’s disease
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Celebrating Our Incredible Caregivers – National Caregiver Day
On April 7th, National Caregiver Day, we proudly recognize the extraordinary individuals who make compassionate care possible every single day.
Our caregivers are the heart of what we do. Through their kindness, patience, and dedication, they provide more than just support — they provide comfort, dignity, companionship, and peace of mind to the clients and families we serve.
Caregiving is not just a job; it’s a calling. It takes a special kind of person to show up each day with empathy, strength, and a genuine desire to make someone’s life better.
To all of our caregivers: thank you for the difference you make in the lives of so many. Your hard work, compassion, and commitment do not go unnoticed. We are incredibly grateful to have you as part of our team.
Today we celebrate you.
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"The Elderly Couple"
I heard about this elderly couple. They were having a terrible time with their memory. They went to the doctor. He instructed them to start writing down everything they had been forgetting. The next night, they were watching television and the wife said, "I sure would like a bowl of ice cream." The husband said, "I'll go get it for you." The wife said, "Honey, you know what the doctor said, you better write it down." He said, "I'm just going in the kitchen. I'm not going to forget.". Came back a few minutes later, handed her a a plate of bacon and egg. She shook her head and said, "I should have known it. You forgot my toast."
Favor Connections, Joel Osteen
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