Love Lessons from Our Clients at Home Instead Tyne Valley

Heartfelt lessons on love, companionship, and community from our clients at Home Instead Tyne Valley. <br />

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At Home Instead Tyne Valley, it turns out we can learn a lot about love from our clients. Their life stories and advice this Valentine’s almost brought us to tears.

At a time when love is all around, we wanted to take a look at what our clients say about love and making a relationship withstand the test of time.

Timeless Wisdom on Love

Our clients have offered their wisdom about love and relationships, each quote a testament to their lived experiences and the values they hold dear.

Margaret, 90 - "Don't go to bed on an argument."

Older woman named Margaret with white hair sitting on a couch while holding a sign saying Don't go to bed on an argument

Terry, 84 - "Help each other in everything, respect each other.

Older man with white hait and sitting on a chair inside the home holding a sign that says Help each other in everything, respect each other.

Gordon, 89 - "Understand each other."

Older man Gordon with white hair sitting on a green couch while holding a sign that says Understand each other

Liz, 84 - "Love is made up of lots of things. Have love, respect and be there for each other."

Older woman Liz with white hair sitting on a couch while holding a sign that says Love is made up of lots of things. Have love, respect and be there for each other.

Brian, 65 - "Know when to keep quiet"

Older man, brian with grey hair sitting on a couch while holding a sign that says Know when to keep quiet.

Des, 90 - "Do as you are told. Work out problems together. Be considerate to each other."

Older man with grey hair sitting on a couch near the window and wearing a sweater while holding a sign board

Doris, 88 - "Find the right person and you can't go wrong."

Older woman with grey hair sitting on a beige couch wearing sweater and holding a sign board

Celebrating Friendship and Companionship

Our clients not only share lessons on love but also remind us of the joys of friendship and companionship. These relationships, whether formed in youth or later in life, are cherished and celebrated daily.

Every day, small interactions between our clients and Care Professionals highlight the importance of companionship. Whether it’s sharing a meal, reminiscing about past adventures, or discussing a book, these moments build bonds that go beyond care.

Sharing memories is a vital part of our community at Home Instead Tyne Valley. Our clients enjoy recounting tales from their youth, work life, or family adventures, which brings joy to our clients and Care Professionals, connecting them on a more personal level.

Lessons in Love: Beyond Romantic

Love, as our clients teach us, extends from romantic relationships to friendships, to the love shared across a community – and they all make the world a better place to be.

If you or someone you know is seeking care, companionship or community, call us at Home Instead Tyne Valley. Visit our office or give us a call at 01434 693700 – we’re here to welcome you with open arms.