Welcome to The Butterfly Children's Hospice “Those with white hair should die first” Unfortunately, in real life this is not always the case, and there are children throughout China, with incurable illnesses, who need the support of dedicated hospice care to see that their last days are spent in a comfortable, loving and supportive environment
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
One Year on
We have survived a year here at the Butterfly Children's Hospice, 35 babies have been admitted, some are now awaiting adoption and 2 now live in Changsha, so not all the babies die! WOW see www.butterflych.org before you visit us!
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Upto date 24th April
So far, opened on 8th April, have had 8 babies/children. I 8yo boy died after 9 days, I 4yo girl died after 12 hours. We feel saddened at some state of these kidz arrive to us in, in the west if we kept animals like this we would be jailed, but here it’s OK! "Harry" died at 2am, peacefully, The girl “Hope´ I felt so sorry for, when she arrived the nurse's (American volunteers) assessed her, saying she would not last long, so I sat with her holding her hand, we were not willing for her to die alone, so I said I would sit until 10pm then other volunteers would sit overnight, but at 20:50 she was so peaceful and she breathed her last! I said a prayer and shed a tear! I am happy to know everything we gave up to be here and do this was worth it. Today is a new day and we will press on making a difference to another little life.
Saturday 24th April
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Sunday, February 07, 2010
Renno
Things are coming along, the pipes and walls are being changed.
The Butterfly Home for dying babies is being metamorphosis
Friday, February 05, 2010
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- Changsha, Hunan, China
- A Children's Hospice China's first community palliative care service Butterfly Homes provide specialist children’s palliative care services for abandoned children and a community care service to families, aiming to support them and therefore avoid the pressure to abandon their sick baby/child.