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Heartbreaking farewell: Rolling Angels make Annemarie's final journey possible
Annemaire, bedridden in a nursing home, said fond farewell to her daughter at the urn burial at the forest cemetery in Steyrling.
Heartbreaking farewell: Rolling Angels make Annemarie's final journey possible
A tragic fate befell bedridden Annemarie, a pensioner from Vienna. The 68-year-old, who has been suffering from an incurable illness for years and lives in a nursing home, recently had to cope with the sudden death of her 58-year-old daughter. This loss represents a deep emotional turning point for Annemarie, which presented her with a great challenge as she wanted to attend her daughter's urn burial but didn't know how to get there.
In this difficult situation, an attentive visitor to the nursing home contacted the association Rolling angels whose goal is to fulfill the heartfelt wishes of seriously ill people in Austria. The association offers valuable support for people who need help due to their health situation.
The help of the Rolling Angels
The volunteers at Rolling Angels are known for acting quickly and unbureaucratically. On the day of the funeral, they picked up Annemarie in a specially modified vehicle that is tailored to the needs of bedridden people. These vehicles are not only equipped with medical equipment, but also offer a homely atmosphere and a breathtaking view. Their equipment includes special suspensions, lighting designs and even a refrigerator.
At the urn burial at the Waldfriedhof in Steyrling, Klaus an der Pyhrnbahn, Annemarie was supported by a trusted nurse from her facility. The ceremony was marked by heartfelt moments that combined her grief with the memory of her daughter. Relatives and friends were present to support Annemarie during this difficult time. The funeral speech and musical performances gave the ceremony a dignified setting.
With a heavy heart, Annemarie finally spoke to her daughter: “Farewell, my child.” Returning to the nursing home was accompanied by a feeling of gratitude and she thanked the association several times for the opportunity to take part in this important part of her life.
Support offers in the care sector
Annemarie's situation is not unusual. Many older people are dependent on care and hope for support. Loud healthy.bund.de People in need of care can receive support from relatives or professional caregivers. These offers of help are particularly valuable because the majority of those in need of care are cared for by volunteers and relatives.
A level of care indicates that someone needs help and cannot be compensated for by aids or housing adjustments alone. Especially when it comes to emotionally stressful events such as the loss of a family member, additional offers of help beyond the usual level are important. Many care facilities and services therefore offer comprehensive advice and training to provide assistance to both those in need of care and their relatives.
Annemarie's story is a powerful example of the importance of having a ready hand for support when life presents unexpected challenges. Thanks to the help of Rolling Angels, she was able to take part in one of the most emotional moments of her life and say goodbye to her daughter.