As we start the new year, we thought what a great time to not only send you our BEST WISHES for 2023 but also introduce you to our new, Home Care Matters logo. This logo, along with the new year, reflects the fresh beginnings of the year with new dreams, wishes, resolutions, opportunities, perspectives, beginnings, hopes, energy, and contentment.
Our new logo is taken from the Lotus Flower. The lotus flower has many meanings, symbolisms, and historical significance. We chose it as we felt it best represents the culture, values, and strengths of Home Care Matters, our Employees and our Clients as we enter our 12 plus years in business.
• Miraculously growing in the murkiest of conditions, the lotus is a lucky symbol that’s revered symbols of strength, resilience, rebirth & beauty.
• It represents purity, spiritual enlightenment, and new beginnings. It is also often associated with peace, prosperity, and longevity.
• The lotus is a beautiful symbol of healing & has been used in Traditional Eastern medicine and cuisine for centuries.
• Another meaning of the lotus flower is transcendence. Because it emerges from the underworld into the light, the lotus symbolizes the triumph of the human spirit over material things.
The characteristics of this flower remind me of the amazing Home Care Matters team. Each individually talented, resilient, beautiful, and strong. The most compassionate people with hearts that are rebirthed every new day. They are inspiring and loving and we are blessed to know them and to work alongside each one of them.
Happy New Year and Wishing You All Many Extraordinary Blessings in 2023!
Valerie Darling
Valerie has the unique experience with home care as she has experienced it from both ends of the spectrum, as a caregiver and as needing care herself as a cancer survivor. Valerie says, “Taking care of someone you love is a physically, mentally and demanding labor of love.Taking care of my mom was the hardest thing I have ever done. It has given me an insight and perspective not many people understand unless you are doing it or have done it.I loved taking care of my mom.I love helping others take care of their love ones too.And now that I’ve been sick, it’s given me a whole new level of empathy and understanding for those who are sick and need help.”
Valerie’s schedule varies daily, but she loves visiting with our clients, families, caregivers, our network partners and being in the office.Says Valerie, “Every day is different, but I wake up excited about what we do, inspired by our team, clients and caregivers.I strive to be a resource to the community.I love my team and I love what we do every day. I like to think my mom would be proud.”
You can reach Valerie by email (Valerie@homecarematters.com) or in our office (770.965.4004).
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