The Tenderness
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| Initial release | Sweden |
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| Directors | Sofia Norlin |
| Screenplay | Sofia Norlin |
| Producers | Olivier Guerpillon |
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| ID | 2157546 |
About The Tenderness
Young people cope with life in a small Swedish town known only for its cold weather and iron mines.
Terminally ill woman reunited with horse at Aylesbury hospice
... " There was something so touching about The Tenderness shown by such a large and beautiful animal towards Hayley - it really did feel like Passion was saying goodbye, " she said...
Street photography reveals China in the 1980s
... A young girl learns to walk while her grandmother watches with a smile, Chengdu, 1985 The Tenderness of this moment is all the more striking when one considers the presence of the granny who was born at a time when it was normal for women to be intentionally crippled with bound feet...
Terminally ill woman reunited with horse at Aylesbury hospice
A Woman who is receiving end of life care has been reunited with her beloved horse outside a hospice.
Hayley Golding, 50, is being cared for at Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity, in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.
The " beautiful moment" meant she could kiss, stroke, pet and be nuzzled by Passion, her two-year-old horse, from her bed, the hospice said.
Ms Golding said it was an " amazing" experience and she did not believe it would be possible.
" The whole day was awesome, to see Passion walking toward me was unbelievable, " she added.
" I would like to say a huge Thank You to everyone involved who made this happen, I didn't believe it would be possible. "
Her family said: " From The Moment the idea was suggested we didn't actually believe it was possible, however it did happen.
" To see The Look on Hayley's face when she saw Passion was wonderful. "
The hospice, in the grounds of Stoke Mandeville Hospital and run by Buckinghamshire NHS Healthcare Trust, is partly funded by Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity.
It said it was a " beautiful moment which encapsulates The Personal , compassionate nature of hospice care".
It shows how care can be " tailored to the needs of each patient and their family" it added.
Pete Griffith , The Trust 's chaplain, who took The Photos , said: " It was great to be able to support Hayley and The Family in capturing such a special moment.
" It shows what good, holistic spiritual care for our patients looks like and the hospice went above and beyond to ensure Hayley's reunion With Passion would be a special moment. "
Liz Monaghan, matron for palliative and end of life care, said many staff members were left in tears.
" There was something so touching about The Tenderness shown by such a large and beautiful animal towards Hayley - it really did feel like Passion was saying goodbye, " She Said .
She added that she felt " privileged" to have witnessed it.
Source of news: bbc.com
