Hospice arranges special birthday surprise for 88-year-old woman. Watch
Originally shared on St Richard's Hospice’s official YouTube channel, the video is now being re-shared on Twitter.
There are some videos that besides being beautiful also have the capability to leave you emotional. This clip showcasing a woman’s 88th birthday celebration is one such video.
Originally shared on St Richard's Hospice’s official YouTube channel, the video is now being re-shared on Twitter.
“Our In-patient Unit Team arranged a special surprise for patient Roz, to celebrate her 88th birthday! Singer Nicole, from Doorstep Princesses, visited the hospice gardens to sing for Roz and her family in the sunshine. And, our Catering Team made a birthday cake too! It is always our privilege to help make time spent at St Richard’s as personal and special to our patients as possible. Thank you to Nicole for helping make the occasion so memorable!” reads the caption shared on YouTube. The Twitter caption too mentions the details shown in the video.
Take a look at the video:
The particular post on Twitter has gathered more than 3,400 views and the numbers are increasing.
What are your thoughts on the video?
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