“Mary Potter Hospice isn’t so much about death,” Pat says, “It is about having a better quality of life.”

As a new grad nurse, Stella says working at Mary Potter Hospice is the perfect place to gain nursing skills and experience.

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When Amy braves the Wellington weather each year for the Mary Potter Hospice Street Appeal, she is thinking of her Dad.

“Everybody has gone through some tough stuff, if you scratch the surface of anyone’s life,” Moira reckons.

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There were wedding bells at Mary Potter Hospice Inpatient Unit this week.

Each week, volunteer Annie helps Joslyn plan her great escape – from cafes, coffees and museums.

From time to time the beautiful sounds of the harp can be heard at Mary Potter Hospice – played not to entertain, but to heal.

For nearly 25 years, Shaun has worked as a nurse in palliative care.

On Tuesday afternoons, in the Kilbirnie pool café, you might see Alan and Lisa sitting with their coffees, talking and laughing.

When Amanda finishes work at the end of the day, she knows she has done some good.