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When you fall in love with someone, it's natural to want to shower them with love and affection.
But can you ever overdo the love?
Can you love someone so much that you make them dislike you or your affection?
Loving someone and smothering someone
Truth be told, too much love is never a bad thing.
And you can't make your partner hate you just because you love them a lot.
But you can definitely make your partner dislike you when you start smothering them.
[Read: 7 secret signs of a bad relationship]
To many, smothering love is nothing but an overindulgence of affection.
You may think smothering excessive love is a true sign of your love for a special someone.
But in reality, smothering is a selfish act.
You don't smother your partner because of love. You smother someone with affection because you crave for their affection, you want their attention, or probably because you may want to help them with their troubles, or you may want to protect them.
But are you doing it because you think it'll make your lover feel better? Probably not.
Almost all the time, you may be smothering your partner for selfish reasons, either to reaffirm your relationship status or to feel better about yourself as a perfect example of a loving partner.
How to love someone the right way
No one likes being smothered. There's a thin line between showing affection and smothering someone.
You may not want to smother affection on your partner, but have you ever felt like your partner tries to push you away or looks for excuses to get away from you now and then? You may just be an unintentional smothering lover.
Firstly, expressing love and smothering affection is relative and subjective. What's smothering to one partner could be unaffectionate to another. When you take time to fall in love slowly with each other, these are little things both of you can learn about each other and each other's expectations when it comes to affection. [Read: New relationship advice to have a perfect start]
If you feel like you're smothering your partner or if your partner ever tells you they need more space, here are 10 things you need to do to take the stress off the relationship.
#1 Don't use love to control someone. Don't expect an equal measure of love from your partner right from the start of the relationship. Love needs time to bloom. Do you say 'I love you' often to your sweetheart because you feel like saying it, or is it because you want to hear your lover say it back to you?
Don't use love as an excuse to control your partner or arm-twist them into doing your bidding. When you shower affection in excess, just to test your lover's feelings or expect something back in return later, that's definitely smothering and something that'll piss your partner off sooner than you think.
#2 Give your partner their space to grow. Spending time with each other can feel great. But even if you're having the time of your life in your partner's arms, learn to back away and give space now and then. You may not realize it, but at times, constantly having you around all the time may end up annoying your partner. The adage, absence makes the heart grow fonder, exists for a reason. [Read: How to give space in a relationship]
#3 Don't always be available. Don't always be available at your partner's beck and call, especially if it's a trivial matter. Do you ever skip work or put away something important for later when your lover asks you for something trivial, like meeting for coffee because they're bored or helping them clean the house even though it's not your turn until next week?
Two things will happen here. One, you'll feel like you're sacrificing something important to be with your lover. That'll make you feel like a martyr who places love above anything else. And you'll expect the same gesture back from your lover. Secondly, your partner will end up taking you for granted and expect the same preferential treatment all the time. Do you realize just how shaky this arrangement could turn out to be in the long run?
#4 Don't constantly call them. Keeping in touch is acceptable. But expecting an update on their life every couple of hours is just obsessive. Unless your partner and you like staying in touch constantly, avoid this behavior.
This is especially noticeable when your partner's out with their own friends. Do you call your partner often or sending i-miss-you texts when they're with friends and you're alone at home? You're bored. Your partner's having fun. You want attention. This is just another case of smothering and misusing love.
#5 Balance your romance. Learn to better your relationship with the perfect balance of love, sex and friendship. If you want to love someone the right way, both of you need to feel involved in each other's lives in more aspects than just love or lust. Learn to be a friend, a confidante and everything else. By doing this, you'll be able to avoid feeling jealous of anyone else who gets close to your partner as a friend.
#6 Keep it exciting. Make your partner want more all the time. Be innovative and look for new ways to keep things exciting in love. Instead of forcing your partner to treat you better or like a princess all the time, do something that'll inevitably make your partner treat you better. Almost always, we ask why our partners have become boring but we don't realize just how boring we've become ourselves. [Read: 30 sexy ways to spice up your sex life]
#7 Have faith in your relationship. Feel more confident about yourself and the relationship you're in. More often than not, lovers smother their partner when they feel like they're not good enough for their partner or aren't doing enough for the good of the relationship.
By constantly feeling like you need to do more, you may end up making things worse than better. Start believing in yourself and know that you're hot stuff.
#8 Do you really have a reason to feel insecure? Smothering is a sign of subtle insecurity. You feel you have to be the best partner in the world and you overdo it because you're afraid your lover will think less of you, or gasp, leave you for someone else. You can't constantly prove your love for someone else all the time. And the more you go proving your love, the more you'll build yourself up for heartbreak. [Read: How to prove you love someone the right way]
#9 Don't be threatened easily. Do you get threatened if someone at a party tries to catch your partner's eyes? Do you hate it when you hear that some good looker has a crush on your sweetheart? If you do, then you're probably insecure and may be subtly smothering your lover with excessive love.
If someone has a crush on your sweetheart, it doesn't mean your partner will leave you. And if someone's trying to make eye contact with your partner, that doesn't mean your partner will ignore you. Instead of feeling insecure, see the bright side. Others can look and crave, but your partner is all yours!
#10 Stop craving for attention. Can you sit beside your partner for half an hour without craving for their attention? Do you find yourself trying to get touchy feely, or bursting into giggles or looking for other ways to distract your partner? This may be acceptable at first, especially when both of you are still young in love. But if you find it hard to just spend time quietly around each other, perhaps you're someone who wants attention all the time. [Read: 10 fun games for couples to play in bed]
The more you crave for attention, the more your partner would shy away from giving you more attention. And the more your partner avoids giving you attention, the more you'll start to smother them with affection in the hope of reciprocation. And this cycle would continue until both of you are confused, annoyed and bitter all the time!
[Read: How to be romantic without being cheesy]
Smothering someone with love isn't a bad thing, as long as your intentions are selfless. If you want to know how to love someone without smothering them excessively, keep these tips in mind. After all, many of us are addicted to smothering without even realizing it!
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In my case I badly need some smothering… that would be a luxury. I'd do anything to make him smother me with frequent I love you's, I wouldn't mind him smothering me every second of every day. Love is definitely there in our relationship but I feel less prioritized. Maybe I'd get sick of it too… but man… if just for a little bit, it's a nice feeling of security.
OK this is complex… I smother my girlfriend a lot, I buy her stuff, roses and all things. I call her lots and text her a lot. I text her with "I love you" "I miss you" msg. She tells me I make her feel loved. Then again I when I am out with guys, and there are no calls and very little small talk. She understands my situation and actually encourages me to go out with my friends. But then again she calls me and tells me how much she misses being with me right now, or that she was waiting for my call.
I am just a bit confused.
Purely my own opinion/situation, but I don't know when you want to feel loved, or when you want space, let me know, or just let me smother you so you can feel loved. I am sure feeling loved is a better feeling than feeling like you are not loved. Or is she just trying to psyche me out!
If an overdose of hugs, kisses, cuddles, holding hands, and talking at least 4,5,6,7 times a day is SMOTHERING, then i guess I would be considered a smothering type of women. I don't call him every 5 minutes when he's not with me but I don't hold myself back if I want to tell him I love you. I am not going to change myself. The next man I get with will have to accept that about me too.
Whoever heard of dying from too much of love or smothering.
Smothering can come across as being insecure or at the very least not being comfortable enough in your relationship to allow for some space between you two. That can run a relationship into the ground. I remember I had a BF who once told me that he cannot see a woman he is dating everyday. Maybe he had had a bad experience with women who smothered him.
I fully believe a true healthy romantic relationship requires the i love you's etc if someone is not doing these things and withholding affection that is classed as abuse.
I have been called insecure before for doing all the things that are expected in a healthy loving relationship but it was actually from someone who doesn't understand what affection is so i don't think i am insecure at all i am well balanced and quite the romantic type.
Although i can understand why less affectionate types would see me as insecure they are just incompetent and don't understand how to be affectionate themselves and are insecure about being "Showed up" against someone else who can be all that.
Holy shit my exboyfriend did this to me and I had to make up excuses for not responding to every little text because he literally wanted to text "<3"s all day and night, he'd get pissy when I didn't. Stfu and let me play Skyrim for a few hours, boy! You said you liked a gamer girlfriend, but she didn't have time for her games with you smothering her!
For me in a relationship, its important to have all that, i mean love, hugs, cuddles, be affectionate etc as it helps in building the relationship strongly.
Actually, my husband is like that, got loads of texts and calls and at the end of every call, i got the "i love you" and i am used to it, if one day he forgets or whatever i always remind him, i feel loved and feel good to know that when i got a text from him any time during the day, i know am in his thoughts. when we are together, even in public, he is still very affectionate. He always tell me if one day i will stop loving his ways of taking care of me, WELL NO… almost five years we are together. If that is smothering then i love my husband like that
I met him through a friend and didn't want a relationship. We kept it "natural" but it was perfect, i've never clicked with anyone so much. We told each other everything, for a month or so. We never labeled it, never wanted too. Then, something happened and he pulled back. He was the one driving the "relationship" though. I found out he had ADHD, and perhaps that came into play. He was always on the move, used to being "single" and didn't want me around anymore. I probably became clingy for a few reasons…1) I noticed his new "hands off" approach to me 2) The sex fell off, originally because I had a medical "issue" 3) Once I was able to have sex again, he had already transformed. It was like night and day, suddenly, the guy that was the most lovable and snuggly was reserved and stand offish. He told me I stressed him out, I constantly wanted attention. To the point where he couldn't even have sex with me anymore, wouldn't hold me anymore. What made it worse was, I missed him and I still do. Truthfully, I didn't want a relationship either but I was willing to let life unfold. Basically, I think I became a distraction from his lifestyle. He was into his career, drugs etc. I regret "smothering" him…I should have just addressed his change in behavior/our issues. I just figured he would tell me anything I needed t know, he always blamed his job etc. 🙁
Play it cool guys jesus. Telling them all these things, may be overwhelming, may kill the challenge for your partners (all girls like that).
So realise that what you're doing isn't right, sure you should be able to say I love you all the time and for it to be fine, but don't annoy them. If you want to keep them love yourself a bit too, and let them grow into you, without it being so boring.
Tell them once a week for example or tell them with your kisses instead of your words!
Here's the thing… if you tell your partner "I love you" repeatedly and they don't respond with as many "i love yous" back do you feel unloved? Are you constantly asking "do you love me?" If so you are acting insecure and clingy. This is not going to make the person love you more, it's only going to lead to resentment.
Great article! Just what I needed to read and improve my relationship with my girlfriend. I feel like I'm greatly smothering her and being a bit clingy. It needs to stop now!!! Yes I said it, I need to stop! It'll be a constant personal battle of myself, but it's worth it in the future even if my girlfriend and I now are not gonna work out or go through further.
i am having a problem with my girlfriend on that.i need to stop loving her too much.
I don't know how to tell my bf that I'm soo annoyed. We're engaged and seriously I'm to the point where I don't want to see him or kiss him even less have sex w him ugh. He constantly tells me I love you. He holds my hand while i drive, at the mall, he hugs me all the time. In bed he dont let me breathe! I was in a relationship where my ex never was affectionate and I longed for this but now that I have it I hate it!! I wish my bf would read this article!
My exboyfriend of 4yrs broke up with me because I was smothering him. Always calling and texting. He needed space and I became more clingy. I know we love each other. It has been exactly 7 days I have not contact him. I want him to miss me and give him space to rethink our break up. We have history together. He is my first love as I am his. After 30+ yrs we reconnected and been together 4 yrs now. I really want him to give us a try and I understand what I did smothering and all and omg I will never do that again. Please do u believe I have good chance working it out with him?
Bottom line: everyone is different!
Some people are affectionate, some enjoy receiving affection, and some are both. Physically loving someone doesn't necessarily make you insecure, reading that made me sick. Until i met my husband i never wanted to be touched or affectionate, but when you find the right person, things change. And either way, being affectionate or not. Don't waste your time on a relationship with a problem like this. Sometimes it's hard to imagine but there is more suitable out there. Just look at the variety of posts from men and women…
I am a woman and I like the affection, cuddles, kisses, cute texts and phone calls but when is it all too much?!
I have been in a 3 year relationship and my partner is way too clingy, needy and high maintenance…geez one would think I was dating another woman but I'm not lol
He overdoes everything and gets the shits if I don't respond all the time, he overdoes the physical affection even in the presence of other people, this make them very uncomfortable (which I totally understand) and my mother and a few others have quietly spoken with me about it because they know me well and can see that I do not like the excessive physical touch.
I have discussed this with him in the nicest possible way on several occasions only to have him continue the same behaviours, in my opinion once someone speaks up clearly and you continue the same behaviours then you are being disrespectful and I feel he is being disrespectful of my physical space boundaries.
This along with a few other good reasons have now led me to make the decision to end the relationship, I feel sad that it's come to this as I have spoken up about it but I have gotten to the point where I have really had enough!!
My advice to anyone who is being smothered, speak up and if your partner doesn't respect you for it drop them ! My advice to those who are guilty of smothering, please try and taper it back otherwise you will eventually drive your partner away and I'm sure you don't want that?!
I don't think this article is very helpful… It only tells u what ur partner may be thinking & why they're reacting the way they do… Ppl who feel insecure can't up & decide "you know, I'm not going to act that way anymore" because the behavior is fueled by a feeling and probably some pretty ingrained habits… So from the article it suggests you just stop what ur doing, which if possible seems more likely that the person would just be holding their breath just long enough to see if it worked… What we need are real tips to changing theyway we think feel and as a last step how we act would naturally change…
Sucks…. the same people who love to preach the silly "just be yourself" advice are the FIRST to tell you how you're *supposed* to act, love, interact socially, or feel.
But this article is pretty much spot on. Most of the leading dating gurus and experts in the psychology of human behavior and relationships (along with a lot of real life experience) will tell you that being too nice is not good, ESPECIALLY if you're a male seeking a female.
My best advice if you're a male who is naturally sensitive, sweet, too caring and loving is to FIRST, STOP LISTENING TO ANYONE WHJO SAYS THAT THAT'S WHAT THEY WANT and STOP LISTENING TO ANYONE WHO TELLS YOU "JUST BE YOURSELF."
I capitalize those entire two phrases because I cannot stress them enough!
After all, if "just being yourself" really worked, here are three things that would've never happened:
1 The phrase "nice guys finish last" would've never been created
2 This article would've never had to be written
3 You would've never been in a situation where you had to be told to just be yourself in the first place!
Sometimes in life, you must stop doing what you naturally feel (especially if it hasn't been working for you all along or has caused you to maintain a very low success in dating or whatever you're trying to succeed with) and instead, take the time to learn new techniques and strategies from people who are more experienced than you and people who tend to get more (dating/relationship) success than you.
Then you take everything you've learned and make it a natural part of your personality.
Once you do this, THEN you can start being your BETTER self.
It took me a few decades of being rejected by women and bullying and teasing to realize I had to change. After a while, I discovered that being a nice guy gets you no where in dating and not having social skills will earn you a lifetime of no friends. I still struggle with not being nice sometimes, but I've drastically improved my social skills to the point where I have quite a few friends, dj gigs and other exciting things going on in my life. I am even in a relationship!!! But I managed to find someone who can appreciate someone who isn't necessarily a "bad buy." It is extremely difficult to find, but those women do exist… I guess what also helped to attract her was the fact that I've changed a lot and am no longer as nice as I used to be in the past (but I will warn you that jerkish behavior can also have some major consequences if you are dealing with a female who has unresolved personal issues of their own… but those consequences aren't as lethal to your dating life as being a nice guy).
Interesting thing is once I started sharing my story on how I changed, how I overcame social anxiety and how I learned to reformat my personality, act normal and lead a social life, a lot of people have different opinions regarding my change. I found it interesting that a lot of people who read my stories online, especially those in the autism/aspergers community, were unhappy with the fact that I chose to work on change and self improvement. They felt that I should "just be myself" and not change (which, of course, was a dumb idea to me since I was the one paying the consequences for just being myself most of my life…) I also found it interesting that many people,especially those of the opposite sex, started tossing around words like "manipulation" to describe my change because they weren't happy with the fact that I learned the "laws of attraction" and what psychologically worked and didn't work. That was funny because it was almost as if people preferred that I kept doing all the wrong things that never worked for me and kept failing, getting rejected and being bullied and teased. It was almost as if people were incapable of understanding that if I could just be myself and be the way I wanted, then I wouldn't have to adapt to the rules of majority society or change in the first place! I could be as caring, intellectual, nerdy, affectionate, nice, kind, sensitive, etc. as I wanted without any rules imposed on me about how I should be. But I've learned to accept that that just isn't the way things work in this world. Some people have the natural skills / ability to be naturally attractive or be how they are "supposed" to be, and some people have to learn (or relearn) those skills. People can accuse me of manipulation or not "just being myself" or whatever they wish, but the FACT REMAINS that I am simply learning to do the SAME EXACT THINGS that those with the natural skills do naturally without even thinking.
Just because I had to learn and apply those skills, that that somehow suddenly make it wrong?
Well, there are two choices:
1. Learn to accept people for who they are and let them be – WITHOUT rejecting or ridiculing them or trying to tell them how they are supposed to be, or
It's already enough having to act a certain way just to be accepted by hiring managers, religious people, gangstas and thugs, apartment rental / housing managers, dates, etc. The last thing I want is more rules on how I'm supposed to be imposed on me.
Turns out that my girlfriend is developing schizophrenia, but… I still believe that dealing with this is better than having to start over in a new relationship and deal with people who will reject me or cheat on me because I still "come across as" a nice guy. My girlfriend is very loyal and blatantly loves me, and her loyalty alone, even when she has other options, is one of the BIGGEST things I appreciate about her. She isn't interested in bad boys. She is interested in the REAL bad boy here, who may seem nice and soft and sensitive and intellectual and caring to others on the outside, but remains strong enough to deal with her and stick by her side regardless of how tough things get.
Do I smother her? No. I used to be the smothering type, but that's one of the behaviors I was able to change and eliminate from my personality. Now, I'm ore of the "walk away and give you space" to think about what what you want type person, and since I don't have time to waste, I will explore other options if I am pushed away or asked to give space (because the way I see it, while I'm being pushed away, there could be someone else out there who might just accept whatever you're needing space from). Interesting how my girlfriend always wanted me more whenever I walked away and started hanging out with other women. Before I learned to do this, I used to try to be nicer, more caring and attempted to pursue a woman more (which NEVER works, by the way, so don't try).
As far as those folks who are always complaining about their boyfriends and what they are not getting from a guy, my advice to them is STOP SEEKING THOSE TYPES OF MEN and start seeking the type of people everyone claims to want – someone who will "be nice, make them laugh and respect them." With the amount of people who say I want someone who is nice and funny, I expect to see more clowns getting laid and more appreciation for good guys at a much higher rate of success than the bad boy / jerks that everyone complains about but continues to seek.
Accept or reject what I said, but it is what it is. If anyone feels offended, just remember what I wrote here could've been worse…. I mean, it could've been a sweet romantic poem!!!!
Cheers 🙂
hello sir,
me and my boyfriend is in relationship from past 8 year..initially it was running great..then he started possessing me not to do this n that..on that we had lot fights..initially he use to cry not to leave me..i and he are totally different ..m very extrovert independent and modern…he has grown in a very orthodox family and very introvert..he doesnt lyk to share things..widout his sharing i am not able to understand what does he wants..and in my case i do share..thn he say not to argue..not to repeat things in front of me… thatsy our views doesn't match…from past one n half year he is saying he dont want to b wid me…because we cant b together..but whenever he leaves me it is hard for me to survive i am not able to eat and not able to sleep..thn i do cry infront of him beg for being back…again we use to b back together it happened thrice in past one n half year..he has completely lost interest in me..he stopped valuing me always says i will do whatever i want u r nobody to ask..thn i try to slowly move on coz i know i cant force anybody to be wid me…whn i try to b away from him thn he usually do back nd again starts pampering me ..bt it remains for sometime..again he says i already told u i dont want to b wid u..if he suddenly says this thing after pampering showing love to me again it is hard for me to move on suddenly..i m in big dilemma..what to do?? i dont want to loose him..is their any way we can live happily together…i dont want to keep him forcefully wid me…will he start again valuing me……:(……can u please help …initially he told about me to his family that he want to marry me & his parents doesnot agreed over that but that time we were studying..then they just ignore.. now everytime when i ask him to talk to your parents..he always make some excuses…
This is a good article. Ive been doing all these things and Im in my first relationship so I know Im still learning. Me and my girl were in a long distance relationship about a month after we met. I would be on the phone with her for hours everyday. I didnt realize what I was doing and it became habitual. Soon I just felt her drifting away from me and I would try even harder to talk to her instead of giving her her space… I became jealous and paranoid about everything and she was eventually so turned off that when I finally saw her she wanted to break up with me. I said I would change and it took some convincing but she gave me a chance and reading this showed me what I was doing wrong. Will try and implement these tips. Thanks!
Really, guys. You really don't want to be available all the time for your lover. Whether you've been in a committed relationship for years or are just starting out with a new girl (especially important at the beginning), then you need to have your own things to do and get on with, just as she needs to. Now, you shouldn't neglect your partner's needs at any point, but you'll need to learn how to prioritize things that are truly a call for help and just another favour. It's a delicate balancing act for sure.
You missed the point entirely. It is not being a nice guy to overdo the love and constantly expect the same in return. I'm tired of hearing this nice guy crap from hostile men who think women are obligated to feel a certain way. Love is not a transaction. I want a nice guy. Not someone who makes me feel like I am not a nice girl because I want other thins in life besides his affection and attention and I need time to feel stable and secure through steady normalcy rather than front-loaded intensity. I am a human being first, and I want someone to share my life with, not to become my life. Indulging every pleasure is not being yourself. It is not healthy. Your identity should be an entity on its own. Hobbies, interests, friends, meditation or prayer or whatever is your preference, continued growth and development as an individual are part of a normal adult life. Expecting another to compromise that on behalf of your lack thereof is selfish and somewhat pathetic.


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The Scenic Circle Airedale Hotel is conveniently located on Queen Street in the heart of Auckland's Central Business District. The hotel's superb location puts some of the city's best attractions at your doorstep, such as the Edge Entertainment Centre, Town Hall, Aotea Centre and the Civic Theatre. In addition, the hotel is a leisurely walk to the dynamic waterfront and the downtown shopping area.
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Following are upcoming events and programs that are open to Quarry Hill residents and the general public.
Learn more about ongoing resident activities, and those planned for this month »
Knox County Homeless Coalition and the Hospitality House
Wednesday, March 15, 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon (snow date: March 22)
Location: Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill
Presenters: Stephanie Primm, executive director, Knox County Homeless Coalition/Hospitality House, and Patrisha McLean, fine art photographer and author
Often beneath society's radar, hundreds of adults and families in midcoast Maine live each day with the pain of homelessness. Learn what causes homelessness in our communities; discover what Knox County Homeless Coalition and its Hospitality House shelter are doing to help; and draw inspiration from McLean's stunning photos, aimed at putting a human face on the organization's life-changing work.
Admission will be free; however, seating is limited, and registration is required. Call 207-921-6116 or email.
This event is part of Quarry Hill's
How to Shop for and Prepare Quick and Healthy Meals
Monday, March 20, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Location: Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill
Presenter: Hillary Pride, RD, LD, Hannaford dietician
Think eating well takes too long or costs too much? Think again! This comprehensive, store-to-fork guide shows how easy it can be to shop for and prepare delicious, nourishing meals.
Admission will be free; however, seating is limited, and registration is required. Call 207-921-6116 or email.
This event is part of Quarry Hill's Going Strong series.
The Maine Home Front in World War I
Wednesday, April 19, 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon
Location: Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill
Presenter: Earle Shettleworth, Maine State Historian
While more than 32,000 Mainers fought in "the war to end all wars," civilians from Kittery to Fort Kent supported them by buying bonds, knitting socks and more. Join us for a look at the home front's contributions to the war effort.
Admission will be free; however, seating is limited, and registration is required. Call 207-921-6116 or email.
This event is part of Quarry Hill's
Women After 50: Spring-ing Forward!
Thursday, April 27, 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon
Location: Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill
Presenters: Jillian Kelsey-Rose, clinical herbalist, Ursa Herbal, and Nancy Lubin, CPCC, CA, certified life coach and aromatherapist, Intentional Essentials
Welcome, spring! In this, the second edition of Quarry Hill's new Women After 50 series, we explore exhilarating ways to refresh, reconnect, and reimagine our lives and ourselves: from harnessing the restorative power of plants and herbal medicines, to "spring cleaning" our minds and spirits to live with renewed creativity and purpose. Complimentary continental breakfast included.
Free and open to women age 50-plus. Registration required. Please call 207-921-6116 or email.
AARP Driver Safety Course
Friday, April 28, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Location: Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill
Presented by Paul Sheridan
This one-day refresher course is designed for drivers age 50 and better and features an updated curriculum, dubbed Smart Driver. Attendees will experience a new, research-based workbook and video material. The course covers defensive driving, existing and new rules of the road, and the impact of recent changes in automotive technology on the driving environment. Also discussed are age-related changes in vision, hearing, and reaction time and how to know when it's time to give up the keys.
The entire training takes place in the classroom. There is no actual driving and no exam.
Maine drivers age 55 years or older who successfully complete the course qualify for a three-year, state-mandated discount on their auto-insurance premiums.
Attendees will be asked to pay $20 ($15 for AARP members) at the door to cover instruction and materials. Please bring a bag lunch; complimentary desserts and beverages will be provided.
AARP membership is not a prerequisite, but registration is required. Call Quarry Hill at 207-921-6116 or email.
Behind the Numbers: What You Need to Know About High Blood Pressure
Monday, May 8, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Location: Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill
Presenter: Colin McCabe, MSN, FNP-BC, Maine Medical Partners, MaineHealth Cardiology, Rockport
You've heard about high blood pressure (a.k.a., hypertension). But do you know how to prevent it, how to control it if you have it, and why it's so important that you do? By the end of this fact-packed, myth-busting hour, you'll know everything that's critical to know now about preventing and treating this common—and potentially life-threatening—condition.
Admission will be free; however, seating is limited, and registration is required. Call 207-921-6116 or email.
This event is part of Quarry Hill's Going Strong series.
Rockland's Maritime Heritage
Wednesday, May 17, 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon
Location: Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill
Presenter: Captain Jim Sharp, sailor, author, and museum manager of Sail, Power and Steam Museum
No fish stories here, as Rockland's own Cap'n Jim unfurls the salty history of sailing vessels and schooners in Rockland Harbor. Dive into the big role this small city has played in U.S. maritime history and learn how Rockland's Sail, Power and Steam Museum celebrates and preserves our area's generations-old ties to the sea.
Admission will be free; however, seating is limited, and registration is required. Call 207-921-6116 or email.
This event is part of Quarry Hill's
Summer Wildflowers in Maine
Wednesday, June 21, 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.
Location: Camden Public Library
Presenter: Wanda Garland, local botanist
Embrace summer in all its natural glory! Immerse yourself in Garland's dazzling slides—and explore the many surprising ways Maine's wild blooms have been used for food, medicine, and fiber.
Admission will be free; however, seating is limited, and registration is required. Call 207-921-6116 or email.
This event is part of Quarry Hill's
New Pathways for Parkinson's
Every Friday, 10:00 am
Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill, 30 Community Drive, Camden
This holistic fitness program is designed specifically for persons with Parkinson's and their caregivers. Participants Gordon Guist and Dan Avener co-lead this class. Free.
Alzheimers Disease Support Group
First Tuesday of Each Month, 6:00 pm
Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill, 30 Community Drive, Camden
The Alzheimer's Support Group provides information and support to area residents who have loved ones coping with Alzheimer's disease or related dementias.
Free. For details, please contact Cheri Alexander, LSW at (207) 921-6237 or at email@example.com.
Parkinsons Disease Support Group
First Tuesday of Each Month, 12 noon
Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill, 30 Community Drive, Camden
The Parkinson's Support Group is for people with Parkinson's disease, their families, friends, and caregivers.
Free. Attendees should bring a bag lunch. Drinks and desserts are provided. For details, please contact Cassie Walters at 596-3978.
Maine Health Care Association Lauds Quarry Hill Staffers
October 6, 2016
CAMDEN, Me., October 6, 2016 – The Maine Health Care Association (MHCA) has named two Quarry Hill Maintenance Department employees as recipients of MHCA's 2016 Celebrating Excellence Awards. Mike Flanagan won an Excellence in Caregiving award, while Doug Gilson was honored for Excellence in Innovation.
A veteran of 14 years at Quarry Hill, Flanagan was nominated as a "go-to person" who not only knows how to find and fix everything but has endeared himself to residents as a caring friend and sympathetic ear.
"Mike never hesitates to go the extra mile to make sure every individual that comes to him leaves feeling heard and cared about," noted colleagues in their letter of nomination. "[He] never gives up until a crisis is averted, a problem is solved and everyone is reassured and comfortable."
Innovation winner Doug Gilson drew praise as the driving force behind a project that invited Quarry Hill residents to relive "old fishing hole"memories by helping to stock the community's man-made pond with 113 rainbow trout from the Maine Department of Fish and Wildlife. The initiative grew to involve residents and staff throughout Quarry Hill in acquiring, releasing, and feeding the fish and ultimately reaping the rewards: a series of catch-and-release fishing parties. Residents and employees whose donations offset the costs of the initiative won the right to name the fish, resulting in monikers ranging from Jaws to Free Willy.
The 2016 Excellence in Innovation award is Gilson's second. In 2015, the avid outdoorsman was honored for organizing a daylong snowmobiling trip for residents in collaboration with the local Lincolnville Mountain Goats Snowmobile Club. The outing has become an annual tradition, combining a half-day trail ride in Camden Hills State Park with a hot lunch served by club members at a ski lodge along the way.
Flanagan, Gilson and other honorees received their awards from Maine First Lady Ann LePage during a recent recognition ceremony at the Augusta Civic Center. The annual MHCA event spotlights long-term care employees who exemplify commendable levels of caregiving, dedication and professionalism in caring for elderly and disabled citizens in Maine nursing homes and assisted living centers. Nominees must meet criteria related to quality of caregiving, attention to residents' rights and leadership among their peers. Nominations are submitted by long-term care communities; an independent panel of judges with expertise in the field of long-term care selects the winners.
According to MHCA president and CEO Richard Erb, "Maine's direct care and support staff provide compassionate quality care and in many cases fill a family role for long-term care residents and consumers….[The awards program is] a tribute to their dedication and our way of saying thank you."
MHCA is a nonprofit trade association representing Maine's 250 long-term care providers, including nursing homes and assisted living communities.
Hannaford Helps Program Provides Boost to Resident Activities Fund
September 21, 2016
Camden, Me., September 21, 2016—Quarry Hill's time as beneficiary of Hannaford Stores' "Hannaford Helps" reusable-bag community fundraising program finally ended on August 31, and the results have been most gratifying. In Quarry Hill's four months as beneficiary, a total of 968 of the initiative's blue "good karma" shopping bags were purchased at Hannaford stores in Rockland and Camden, resulting in $1,206 in donations from Hannaford. We've applied all monies raised to the Resident Activities Fund, where they'll translate into more and better programs for our residents. A big thank-you to all who helped by purchasing "Hannaford Helps" bags.
Quarry Hill Plans Celebration of National Assisted Living Week
September 9, 2016
Camden, Me., September 9, 2016—Residents of Quarry Hill's assisted living community are celebrating National Assisted Living Week, September 11 through 16, with a variety of activities and events in keeping with this year's national "Keep Connected" theme.
Among the planned gatherings are a nondenominational Sunday service emphasizing the importance of maintaining personal and spiritual ties, a special lunch showcasing locally grown ingredients, and outdoor campfire and barbecue get-togethers for residents and their families. Residents will also enjoy two special programs: a presentation on early-American cooking with Maynard Stanley of Owls Head, and a performance by the ladies a cappella chorus Mainely Harmony.
Quarry Hill's Marketing Office reminds those interested in exploring assisted living for themselves or a loved one that National Assisted Living Week can be an especially opportune time to tour its assisted living community. Visitors can learn more about services, apartment types, and other specifics and get a sense of what it's like to live in the Midcoast's premiere community for older adults. To schedule a visit anytime, year round, during regular business hours, or to request literature, including an introductory packet on how, when, and why to consider assisted living, call 207-921-6116.
Quarry Hill offers two assisted living settings. The Terraces, a traditional assisted living community, emphasizes autonomy and independence in a warm, close-knit setting; the Courtyard offers specialized assisted living care for those with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. All assisted living residents receive three meals daily; weekly housekeeping; 24-hour monitoring; personal care assistance as appropriate; scheduled transportation; a varied menu of social, recreational, and cultural activities; and other amenities.
Hannaford Program to Continue Benefiting Quarry Hill Through August
August 3, 2016
Camden, Me., July 29, 2016—Quarry Hill in Camden, named by Hannaford Stores as beneficiary of the Hannaford Helps reusable-bag program in April, May, and June at its Rockland location, will continue as the program's beneficiary through August 31 at the company's Camden store.
Hannaford's Bags4MyCause initiative is designed to provide a helping hand to local nonprofit organizations. The company's selection of Quarry Hill means that for every blue Hannaford Helps reusable shopping bag purchased through August at the Camden Hannaford, Quarry Hill will receive a $1 donation to help it fulfill its mission of caring for adults age 55-plus.
"We feel honored to have been chosen for Bags4MyCause," said Quarry Hill executive director Mary Sargent. "Throughout its almost 14-year history as a nonprofit community organization, Quarry Hill has remained a values-driven, people-first enterprise, and our commitment to older adults throughout the Midcoast is woven into everything we do. We're grateful to Hannaford for extending for another month its recognition and support for our efforts.
Sargent said funds raised through the initiative will benefit Quarry Hill's Resident Activities Fund, which promotes residents' overall well-being by providing access to a variety of stimulating social and educational programs.
Hannaford Helps reusable shopping bags are imprinted with the initiative's "good karma" message and sell for $2.29 each. They can be found at the Camden store's reusable-bag rack and at registers at the front of the store.
Quarry Hill offers a full spectrum of living options for people age 55 and better. It includes independent living cottages and apartments, assisted living, secure assisted living for those with memory impairment, short-term nursing and rehabilitation, and long-term nursing care.
For more information on the Hannaford Helps bag program, visit hannaford.bags4mycause.com or facebook.com/hhbagprogram.
Hannaford Reusable-Bag Sales in April to Benefit Quarry Hill
March 15, 2016
Camden, Me., March 11, 2016—Hannaford Stores has selected Quarry Hill in Camden as a beneficiary of the organization's Hannaford Helps Reusable Bag Program for the month of April.
The Bags4MyCause program is designed to provide a helping hand to local nonprofits, such as Quarry Hill. For every blue Hannaford Helps reusable shopping bag purchased in April at Hannaford's Rockland store, Quarry Hill will receive a $1 donation to help it fulfill its mission of caring for adults age 55.
"We feel honored to have been chosen for Bags4MyCause," said Quarry Hill executive director Mary Sargent. "Throughout its almost 14-year history as a nonprofit community organization, Quarry Hill has remained a values-driven, people-first enterprise, and our commitment to older adults throughout the Midcoast is woven into everything we do. To be recognized for, and supported in, those efforts is truly gratifying."
Sargent said funds raised through the initiative will benefit Quarry Hill's Resident Activities Fund, which promotes residents' overall well-being by providing access to a variety of stimulating social and educational programs.
Hannaford Helps reusable shopping bags are imprinted with the initiative's "good karma" message and sell for $2.29 each. They can be found at the Rockland store's reusable-bag rack and at registers at the front of the store.
Quarry Hill offers a full spectrum of living options for people age 55 and better. It includes independent living cottages and apartments, assisted living, secure assisted living for those with memory impairment, short-term nursing and rehabilitation, and long-term nursing care.
For more information on the Hannaford Helps bag program, visit hannaford.bags4mycause.com or facebook.com/hhbagprogram.
Quarry Hill Participating in Patient Safety Project
October 16, 2015
Camden, Me., October 16, 2015—Quarry Hill, the area's only extended-care community for older adults, has completed phase one of the WISER Project, a new initiative aimed at improving patient safety in nursing-care centers statewide.
A project of Maine's Department of Health and Human Services and the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, WISER stands for Working to Improve Safety for Every Resident. Its purpose is to help nursing-care staff and administrators assess current efforts related to patient safety and create cultures within their organizations that will enhance and extend those efforts, creating the safest possible care for all. Locally, Quarry Hill and The Knox Center for Long-Term Care in Rockland, both members of Pen Bay Healthcare, are participating.
Among the potential concerns targeted by the initiative are falls, medication errors, and security, said Quarry Hill administrator Nancy Marcille, RN, BSHA.
In any nursing-care environment, she commented, "safety has to be job one simply because we genuinely care about our patients. But it's important also because accidents and errors drive up the cost of healthcare, and that affects us all."
Some 50 staff members representing Quarry Hill's nursing, housekeeping, maintenance, dietary services, and rehabilitation therapy departments recently completed a survey, developed by the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, aimed at gauging current practices surrounding patient safety. On October 14, the completed surveys were turned over to the University of Maine Muskie School of Public Service, which will analyze the data, identify areas for improvement, and provide training and materials to help care centers set and work toward improvement goals.
Nurse Practitioner Joins Primary-Care Practice at Quarry Hill and Knox Center
December 31, 2015
CAMDEN, December 31, 2015 – Nurse practitioner Denise Tailby, ANP, has joined the Senior Services Physician Practice of Dr. Richard Kahn, MD, at Quarry Hill in Camden and the Knox Center for Long Term Care in Rockland. Tailby's arrival, following the recent departure of nurse practitioner Sandra Cadwell, ensures uninterrupted access to onsite primary healthcare for residents of both Pen Bay Healthcare senior-care communities.
Tailby brings years of experience in caring for older adults to her new role. Most recently an independent clinician focused primarily on patients in subacute and long-term care, she formerly served older adults at JML Care Center in Falmouth, Mass., and at nursing homes in Falmouth, Bourne, and Wareham, Mass. She received her MSN from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, in 2001 and a post-master's nurse practitioner certificate from the same institution in 2003. She is board-certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center.
The Senior Services practice—the first of its kind in Maine at its founding in 2009—is dedicated to serving the primary-care needs of nursing-care residents at Quarry Hill and the Knox Center. Over the years, many of Quarry Hill's assisted living and independent living residents have chosen to become patients of the practice as well.
Quarry Hill executive director Mary Sargent said the service will continue to build on its strengths.
"Being able to receive primary care onsite is obviously a convenience for our residents," commented Sargent. "But we've seen other benefits as well, including enhanced quality of care, swifter response to emergent medical concerns, fewer hospitalizations, and reduced healthcare costs."
Newly Appointed Dietitians Enhance Dining at Quarry Hill
December 31, 2015
CAMDEN, December 31, 2015 – Residents at Quarry Hill are enjoying meals more than ever, thanks to the recent appointment of two registered dietitians to key positions in the older-adult community's Dining Services department.
Ann Parent, RD, has shifted into the newly created position of clinical dietitian. She focuses on preparing data-driven nutrition-care programs for residents of Quarry Hill's short- and long-term nursing-care center but also counsels others seeking help with nutrition-related issues.
Parent has been a respected member of the Midcoast healthcare community since 1980, having worked at the former Camden Healthcare Center and at Pen Bay Medical Center, as well as at both Quarry Hill and the Knox Center for Long Term Care. She earned a bachelor's degree in biology at Iowa State University and a master's in nutritional sciences at the University of Minnesota and qualified as a registered dietitian in 1980. She currently resides in Warren.
Meanwhile, Amy Mayes, RD, of Camden is bringing her combined talents in management and nutrition to the table in another newly minted Dining Services role. As supervisor for all five dining rooms at Quarry Hill, she trains, schedules, and supervises servers and dining assistants; ensures compliance with food-safety regulations; and communicates with residents to make sure the dining program remains responsive to their needs and expectations.
A Midwesterner like Parent, Mayes served as director of dietary, housekeeping, and laundry operations at Grandvue Medical Care Facility in East Jordan, Mich,, for 12 years before joining Quarry Hill. She holds a bachelor's degree in dietetics and nutrition science from Michigan State University and a master's in organization management from Spring Arbor University in Michigan. She became a registered dietitian in 1998.
Mayes and Parent agreed that having two RDs on staff offers distinct advantages for residents.
"Even though we both work half-time, our schedules are arranged so that residents have access to the services of a professional dietitian more hours each week than they had before," commented Mayes. Among other things, she said, that has allowed Quarry Hill to sharpen its focus on helping residents with dietary concerns benefit from the latest nutrition research and enjoy the" most liberalized diet possible."
CNA Career Fair at Quarry Hill
September 25, 2015
Calling All CNAs and Aspiring CNAs!
Drop by for one of two Career Fairs…
Thursday, October 1, 4-6 pm or Saturday, October 3, 10 am to 1 pm
…in the lobby at the Healthcare Entrance of the Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill. Meet our nurse managers. Speak with members of our CNA team. And get a first-hand look at what it's like to practice the art of caring in the region's premier community for adults age 55-plus. Come find out why Quarry Hill might well be the best place to stretch your professional wings. Light refreshments will be served.
Quarry Hill
Quarry Hill is Midcoast Maine's premier extended-care community for adults age 55-plus. It is a member of the Pen Bay Healthcare family of services, which also includes Pen Bay Medical Center, Kno-Wal-Lin Home Care and Hospice, and the Knox Center for Long Term Care. Through these organizations, and with a staff of more than 100 outstanding physicians and more than 1,500 healthcare professionals, we are able to provide the people of Midcoast Maine with a continuum of both routine and specialty patient-centered medical services. To learn more about Quarry Hill, call 921-6116, or visit www.quarryhill.org or www.facebook.com/QuarryHillCamdenMaine
Pen Bay Healthcare
Pen Bay Healthcare is a not-for-profit family of services which includes Pen Bay Medical Center, a Leapfrog Group 2014 National Top Rural Hospital and the largest community hospital in Midcoast Maine, as well as Pen Bay Physicians & Associates, Kno-Wal-Lin Home Care and Hospice, Quarry Hill Retirement Community and the Knox Center for Long Term Care. Through these organizations and with a staff of more than 100 outstanding physicians and more than 1,500 healthcare professionals, we are able to provide the people of Midcoast Maine with a continuum of both routine and specialty patient-centered medical services. Pen Bay Healthcare is a member of the MaineHealth system. For more information, please visit www.penbayhealthcare.org.
Quarry Hill Celebrates Memorial Day
May 28, 2015
Camden, ME—May 28, 2015. On a balmy Memorial Day afternoon, Quarry Hill residents and staff united around the flagpole in front of the Anderson Inn to honor 49 members of the community for their military service. Raising the flag to half-mast, Boy Scouts from Rockland Troop 206 launched the hour-long program, which included readings by both residents and staff and a roll call citing each veteran according to the branch of military in which he or she served. The Offbeats, Camden Regional High School's boys a cappella singing group—dressed in black suits and bowties—maintained the dignified tone of the proceedings, performing The Star Spangled Banner and America the Beautiful. But the afternoon was not without its lighter moments: As pictured here, resident Eleanor Gambell let her footgear show her patriotic spirit; Sophie Linkin was among those happy to report for duty when the Boy Scouts served a selection of frosty soda floats.
Quarry Hill to Offer Music & Memory to Residents with Dementia
May 1, 2015
CAMDEN, ME—May 1, 2015. Imagine living in a darkened room with no windows and no doors. That's how some have described the day-to-day existence of the 5 million Americans—some 37,000 in Maine alone—who are coping with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. But caregivers at the Courtyard, Quarry Hill's dementia-care center in Camden, will soon be able to offer those in their care a way out of the darkness and a chance to reconnect with their memories, their loved ones, and themselves.
It's all part of Music & Memory (M&M), a nationwide nonprofit organization that trains elder-care professionals to use music to help those with dementia. Caregivers learn to set up personalized playlists, load the music onto iPods or CDs, and then help recipients and their families use and enjoy the equipment.
According to the organization's website, listening to music they've loved over the years "brings residents and clients back to life, enabling them to feel like themselves again, to converse, socialize and stay present." Astoundingly, say practitioners, the "healing power" of music often succeeds where dementia medications fall short.
Quarry Hill Executive Director Mary Sargent began thinking about how Music & Memory might help residents of the Courtyard, and at the Knox Center for Long Term Care in Rockland, both members of Pen Bay Healthcare, in December 2014. She'd just had a talk with Kristine Lerner, human resources director at the Pen Bay YMCA in Rockport, who plans to retire in June in order to spend more time spreading the M&M gospel.
Lerner's passion for the initiative is personal. Last year, having heard about its successes, she decided to try it with her dad, an Alzheimer's patient who lives with his wife in an assisted-living community in upstate New York. She loaded an iPod shuffle with some 120 tunes from the 1920s through the 1950s and presented it to her dad with a pair of headphones. The results were dramatic.
"The first song was Frank Sinatra's "I Did It My Way," she recalled. While listening to the music, he started talking about things he'd never spoken of to his daughter, reminiscing about relationships he'd enjoyed decades ago with clients of a business he once ran.
"He got choked up," said Lerner. "The music clearly had a powerful influence on him." Now, he spends time every day listening to the Shuffle, and it's reanimated him in surprising ways.
Kristine smiled. "He can't wait to attend the dances they hold at the community he lives in, because he's hoping they'll play 'his music.'"
Stories like the Lerners' form the narrative of Alive Inside, a documentary that chronicles the efforts of Music & Memory founder Dan Cohen to win acceptance for what was initially, for some in elder care, a radical concept. For the better part of a year, the social worker crisscrossed the country, visiting nursing homes and showing how something as simple as music can almost literally bring people back to life.
Mary Sargent said she was so impressed by the film and by her conversation with Lerner that she decided to pursue M&M certification for dementia caregivers at Quarry Hill.
"When I first viewed the film and saw what joy so many loved ones with memory loss experienced as a result of bringing music, personalized to their likes, back into their lives, I knew it was my duty to bring that to our residents at Quarry Hill," she commented.
In mid-May, staff members will complete a webinar to learn how to implement the program, and a computer dedicated to downloading music selected for each participating resident will be installed on site. Quarry Hill will be one of only two older-adult communities in Maine certified to offer Music & Memory.
Meanwhile, Pen Bay YMCA is gearing up for a free, public showing of Alive Inside on Tuesday, May 19, at the Y in Rockport. The presentation will be part of Camden International Film Festival's 2015 Aging in Maine Screening Tour, bringing award-winning documentary films and discussions to more than 20 communities statewide in partnership with Working Films and the University of Maine Center on Aging. Additional support for the tour comes from the Fledgling Fund, Camden National Bank, the Pen Bay Healthcare Foundation, and the Bingham Program.
The May 19 showing will also kick off a drive asking people to donate Shuffles, iTunes gift cards, CDs of popular music from the'30s, '40s, and '50s, or simply cash to help folks with dementia and their families experience the benefits of Music & Memory.
Sargent, for one, said she can't wait to introduce the offering to people she knows in the Courtyard.
"I know what music means to my life and members of my family," she remarked. "I know how it reaches and touches our souls. And for people experiencing memory loss, it makes complete sense that it helps them feel happier, more peaceful, and more alive."
Survey Gives Quarry Hill High Marks
January 28, 2015
Quarry Hill is celebrating the results of a recent survey that gave most segments of the senior-care community the highest possible rating for consumer satisfaction.
The annual survey of residents and families was conducted by the independent research company My InnerView in November 2014. Of those surveyed, 100 percent of independent living residents, skilled-nursing patients, long-term care residents and families, and families of memory-impaired residents rated Quarry Hill "Excellent" or "Good" for overall satisfaction and the likelihood that they would recommend the community to others.
The respondents' endorsement positions Quarry Hill among the top-performing older-adult communities nationwide in most areas of care. According to My InnerView, the Camden organization's 100% result compares to an average of 92% for its peers for independent living, 91% for dementia care, and 88% for both skilled and long-term nursing care.
Executive director Mary Sargent called the survey results a "heartwarming vote of confidence" but stressed that Quarry Hill will not rest on its laurels.
"Of course, there's always room for improvement," she said. "And after all, it's only by embracing residents' and families' suggestions that we can be sure that our efforts going forward continue to align with the expressed needs and concerns of the people we're here to serve.
Sargent added that managers and staff throughout Quarry Hill's continuum of care are already implementing plans for improvement, based on the 2014 survey results.
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Handmade gifts from Lynette Olsen's kindergarten class at Appleton Village School are making seniors' spirits bright at Quarry Hill this holiday season.
As part of a month-long, holiday-themed focus on kindness, the children baked cookie-dough ornaments and on December 16 donated the entire cinnamon-scented assortment to the residents of Quarry Hill's assisted living community. The ornaments now decorate the community's Christmas tree, accompanied by a super-sized card bearing the kids' signatures and "K is for Kids Helping Others," an acronym they developed based on the word KINDNESS.
The children also made special holiday placemats for patients at Pen Bay Medical Center. The mats will be used to brighten patients' meal trays on Christmas Day.
Quarry Hill Gives Moody Sweet Send-Off After 36 Years of Service
December 17, 2014
For 36 years, Gail Moody of Lincolnville (at right in photo with housekeeping director Judy Harrington) made keeping house for literally hundreds of patients and residents at Quarry Hill and the former Camden Health Care Center look like a piece of cake. So it was fitting that Quarry Hill marked the beloved housekeeper's retirement last week with this super-sized confection shown here —along with an afternoon full of congratulations, gifts, and hugs from residents and staff members.
Harrington said Moody leaves behind a spotless record of service. "Gail was truly dedicated to her job and to our residents. In the 16 years I've known her, I could count on one hand the number of times she missed work. Her unflappable grace, patience, and can-do attitude made her a role model for us all, not just within her department, but throughout Quarry Hill."
Excellence runs in the Moody family. Last month, Gail's daughter, Linda Meservey, a certified nursing assistant at Quarry Hill, was one of 17 Maine healthcare workers cited for "Excellence in Caregiving" by the Maine Health Care Association.
Quarry Hill Honors Veterans
November 13, 2014
Gratitude as evergreen as the fragrant wreaths on display in the room suffused Quarry Hill's Veterans Day observance, November 11. Addressing a standing-room-only audience of residents and employees, guest speaker Kelly Hinkle of Wreaths Across America described the work of the Maine-based organization and offered as gifts to Quarry Hill the six decorated wreaths, representing the Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy, Coast Guard, and Maritime Service. The names of 46 residents and staff with military experience were read aloud and each attending honoree thanked for his or her service.
Each year, Wreaths Across America (WAA) harnesses the energy of some 620,000 volunteers who craft, package, and transport thousands of wreaths to decorate the graves of U.S. veterans buried at Arlington National Cemetery and other sites across the U.S. and overseas. By December 7, when WAA's convoy will begin its weeklong trek from Harrison to Arlington, the organization hopes to have produced some 230,000 wreaths, paid for largely by individual donors.
Founded in 1992 by Morrill Worcester of Worcester Wreath Company in Harrison, WAA has grown from a little-known local effort to a worldwide crusade that has inspired millions. The annual pilgrimage from Maine to Arlington has become known as the world's largest veterans parade, stopping at schools, monuments, veterans care centers, and other locations along the way to remind people how important it is to "remember, honor, and teach."
"A lot of people touch each wreath," said Hinkle, "but when a wreath touches a person, it means the world."
Assisted Living Nurse Ellen Wood Receives The Daisy Foundation Award
October 30, 2014
Ellen Wood, RN (pictured right) is the latest The Daisy Foundation Award Winner! Ellen is the day nurse for all of assisted living at Quarry Hill. She takes care of a total of 81 residents with the help of her CNA's and CRMA's. It takes a special person to do her job. When residents are having a bad day she always finds a way to brighten their day and put a smile on their face. She is a compassionate nurse not only for our residents but their families as well. Congratulations Ellen!
Learn more about The Daisy Foundation at daisyfoundation.org/daisy-award.
Quarry Hill Employees Honored for Excellence in Caregiving
October 24, 2014
The Maine Health Care Association (MHCA) has named two Quarry Hill employees as recipients of the organization's 2014 Celebrating Excellence in Caregiving Awards. Shannon Black and Linda Meservey, CNA, are among 17 award winners statewide.
Black serves as service representative for Quarry Hill's assisted living and nursing care centers. Assistant administrator Nancy Marcille, RN, called her "a role model for the best of what we all strive to be in long-term care: loving, kind, capable, organized, focused, compassionate, quick-thinking, people-oriented, and able to juggle a zillion tasks and still make each person she speaks to feel at ease. Shannon is loved by everyone—residents, families, and coworkers alike."
Meservey, a certified nursing assistant with 28 years' experience, provides bedside care for residents of the Gardens, Quarry Hill's nursing care community. "Linda never gives less than 110 percent to her residents and her team," Marcille commented. "She possesses an uncanny ability to know what's important to each person in her care and how to make them feel special and loved."
Black, Meservey, and other award winners were honored during a September 26 recognition ceremony, held at the Augusta Civic Center, In addition, Quarry Hill feted the two women with an ice cream social attended by their coworkers, October 22.
Excellence awards are given annually to long-term care employees who exemplify commendable levels of caregiving, dedication, and professionalism in caring for elderly and disabled citizens in Maine nursing homes and assisted living centers. Nominees must meet criteria related to quality of caregiving, attention to residents' rights, and leadership among their peers. Nominations are submitted by long-term care communities; an independent panel of judges with expertise in the field of long-term care selects the winners.
According to MHCA president and CEO Richad Erb, "Maine's direct care and support staff provide compassionate quality care and in many cases fill a family role for long-term care residents and consumers….[The awards program is] a tribute to their dedication and our way of saying thank you."
MHCA is a nonprofit trade association representing Maine's 250 long-term care providers, including nursing homes and assisted living communities.
Quarry Hill Hosts Mid-Coast School of Technology CNA Graduation
April 4, 2014
April 4, 2014, Camden, Me.—Quarry Hill Retirement Community in Camden played host as Mid-Coast School of Technology (MST) awarded certificates to nine new graduates of its Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program, April 2.
Addressing the graduates, Quarry Hill interim executive director Mary Sargent said, "You are embarking on a marvelous adventure. Thank you for accepting this honor and the privilege of serving and caring for others. If you choose to work in long-term care, you will meet some of the most extraordinary people and enjoy getting to know them. I know I have."
Four of the nine graduates have already been offered positions at Quarry Hill.
Mid-Coast's nine-week, 216-hour CNA curriculum covers a wide range of basic nursing skills. In addition to classroom instruction, students complete clinical training at nursing-care centers at Quarry Hill and the Knox Center for Long Term Care in Rockland.
"We're thankful to Pen Bay Healthcare for the varied, practical experience that its senior-living centers provide for our students," said MST instructor Marian Rector, RN. "The nurses at both centers do a fantastic job of welcoming our students and nurturing them in their training."
Quarry Hill Extends "Cottage Cash" Incentive
January 23, 2014
CAMDEN, January 31, 2014 – Quarry Hill, a community for adults age 55-plus located in Camden, has announced that it will extend into 2014 its popular "Cottage Cash" incentive for those interested in purchasing one of its cottage-style homes.
Under the terms of the incentive, prospective new residents who sign an agreement to purchase a cottage can receive up to $5,000 with which to customize the home or reimbursement of up to $5,000 in documented moving expenses. The extension will continue for a limited period and is subject to expiration at any time.
Quarry Hill residents who have already taken advantage of Cottage Cash say they've used the offer to put a personal stamp on the homes they purchased.
"For our cottage, we had the choice of either carpet or a wood floor. The $5,000 made it easy to decide. Today we enjoy a beautiful maple floor," said resident Art Zur Muhlen.
Cottage owner Rita Elliott commented: "When I purchased my cottage in 2012, the $5,000 bonus was surely a boon. I used it to purchase the kitchen appliances I wanted and to have a custom entertainment center built in my living room."
Quarry Hill cottages offer one-floor, maintenance-free living. Residents enjoy priority access to a full range of onsite living options, including assisted living and nursing care services, and other amenities tailored specifically to the needs of older adults. To learn more about Quarry Hill, the Cottage Cash program, or cottages currently available for purchase, call 921-6116, or visit www.quarryhill.org or www.facebook.com/QuarryHillCamdenMaine.


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