Celine Tours Maison Adhémar-Dion August 31st

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Marcel St-Aubin, a resident of the house with his wife Claudette, Ms. Celine Dion. Photos: Mathieu Lebrun

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Celine poses with those who make a difference every day for residents. Photos: Mathieu Lebrun

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A moment regarding the interview with Celine, Clément and maman Dion. Photos: Mathieu Lebrun

 

Exclusive tour of the house-Adhemar Dion

(Translation via “Bing”) Please forgive mistakes in translation

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We would have believed us Christmas Eve. We thought we would be on Christmas Eve. Eight of the fourteen children of the Dion family welcomed us with open arms at the Maison Adhémar-Dion this Wednesday, August 31. Eight of the fourteen children of Dion's family welcomed us with open arms at the House-Adhemar Dion in Wednesday, August 31. Clément, Paul, Pauline, Liette, Michel, Jacques, Claudette, Céline and the Chief of the clan, Thérèse Dion, have agreed to share with the Action their commitment to this organization they cherish. Clement, Paul, Pauline, Liette, Michel, Jacques, Claudette, Celine and the head of the clan, Therese Dion, have agreed to share with their commitment to action this organization they cherish.

 

The meeting begins with a guided tour of the place to the delight of residents, who all have a surprise in seeing Maman Dion and his large beautiful Brats knocking on their door. The meeting begins with a guided tour of the place much to the delight of residents who have had surprised seeing Maman Dion and her nice big brats knocking on their doors. At this time, one has the impression that the scenes are set in time and disease is fading time of a brace with Céline. At this point, it seems that the scenes are set in time and the disease disappears the time a hug with Celine.

Each door is crossed and each of them is behind a smile, a glimmer of hope across the face of one or one which is still sometimes bed. Each is crossed and behind each door lies a smile, a glimmer of hope that crosses the face of one who remains in bed sometimes. A woman shares its history with visitors to the ten who listen carefully and a moist eye. A woman shares her story with the dozen visitors who listens with an attentive ear and an eye moist.

 

Twelve histoires… Twelve stories...

What we live for these moments of great intensity, the volunteers of the House the live, them, every day that it passes. What we live for these moments of great intensity, volunteers of the house live them every day he goes. Yes, the idea that at any time the death could take a resident is omnipresent, but something very flat in the House… Something of serein, authentic and pure. Yes, the idea that at any moment death can take a resident is everywhere, but something stronger flat in the house... Something serene, authentic and pure.

 

The sadness of losing a loved one is also great that elsewhere, but whether it has benefited from quality resources until his last breath reduces the burden and facilitates the passage of the deceased, entrusts Claudette St-Aubin, joint of a resident. The sadness of losing a loved one is as great elsewhere, but that he has benefited from quality resources until his last breath enables the burden and facilitates the passage of the deceased, says Claudette St-Aubin, spouse of a resident.

 

Over our visit, we discover that each of the twelve rooms opens on a new story and a same fate. During our visit, we discover that each of the twelve rooms opens a new history and a common destiny. This fate is own to all, but perhaps we need to live moments like those we remember. This is our own destiny at all, but we may need to experience moments like these to remind us. In total, are about 150 residents, and as many stories, which have been received since the opening of the House. In total, nearly 150 residents, and many stories that have been received since the opening of the House.

 

Emotion reached its height in the fledgling show. The excitement reached its height in the off room. Discrete-like exhibit also contains lot of memories. The play-like discrete contains its own set of memories. It welcomes the families of the deceased after the departure of loved. It welcomes families of the dead after the departure of the beloved. They will collect and to comfort. They collect them and comfort them. This space shows that the Maison Adhémar-Dion is not only an invaluable resource for its residents, but for their families, who receive support that extends beyond the life also. This area shows that the House-Adhemar Dion is not only an invaluable resource for its residents, but also for their families who receive support that extends beyond life.

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So sorry for the repetitive verbiage in the above translated article. I should have proof read it more carefully, sorry

Edited September 1, 2011 at 11:50 PM by Bubba

[No1IrishFan]

She looks incredible, thanks for sharing!

[I Love You]

Dam$ it Celine, she looks absolutely stunning.

 

 

Thank you for the info, and pictures.

[celinefanonline]

i bet it's very emotional

[RomualdlovesCeline]

I love Celine; she's hooooooot!!

[genbidi1]

:wub: :in_love: that's all!

[Véronyk]

Damn, I live at 5 minutes drive from there !!! And didn't know she was going.... I guess it wasn't meant to be...

[QueenCeline]

What is this house named after her dad? Is it like a nursing home?

[ghazal]

Thx for sharing, she looks soooo amazing...!!!and also she cries sooo beautiful...!!

[celinemagicsingle]

I love how Céline looks on that hair! <3

[duri]

Thank you so much, so Céline is still in Montreal.

[kerche]

What is this house named after her dad? Is it like a nursing home?

 

I believe the House of Adhemar-Dion is a "Palliative Care" facility.

Palliative Care provides services at home or in a home-like setting to persons with life-threatening and terminal illnesses and their families. Palliative Care aim is to help people live as comfortably and as fully as possible. Palliative Care focus is on caring, not curing and on life, not death.

 

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Thanks Bubba for sharing the photos & article!

It's wonderful to see the Dion family coming together to visit the staff & patients

[QueenCeline]

I believe the House of Adhemar-Dion is a "Palliative Care" facility.

Palliative Care provides services at home or in a home-like setting to persons with life-threatening and terminal illnesses and their families. Palliative Care aim is to help people live as comfortably and as fully as possible. Palliative Care focus is on caring, not curing and on life, not death.

 

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Thanks Bubba for sharing the photos & article!

It's wonderful to see the Dion family coming together to visit the staff & patients

 

Okay, so not a nursing home. That's really cool. Do you know if she owns it or if it was just named after him?

[CelineBlessed]

She looks amazing in these photos

Thanks for sharing

[ioanna]

Thanks for the photos

[enno2007]

I just found this video. It's quite emotional and Celine's little 'speech' in the middle is really something...

 

Video Maison A. Dion

Edited September 3, 2011 at 12:12 PM by enno2007

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I just found this video. It's quite emotional and Celine's little 'speech' in the middle is really something...

 

Video Maison A. Dion

 

Thank you for the video.

I must say, this is the first time I’m happy that I do not understand the French language. I know this facility gives special care to those who are dying ... those who have less than 3 months to live. I watched my hubby die and I can totally relate to the emotions in this video. God Bless the Dion Family.

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Thank you for the video.

I must say, this is the first time I’m happy that I do not understand the French language. I know this facility gives special care to those who are dying ... those who have less than 3 months to live. I watched my hubby die and I can totally relate to the emotions in this video. God Bless the Dion Family.

 

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(Missing my Bubba this weekend ... sigh)

Edited September 3, 2011 at 01:18 PM by Bubba

[ilove.celine]

celine looks so amazing so beautiful.... i love her so much.....

thanks for the info...

[enno2007]

You're both welcome And, Bubba, I'm very sorry about what you have been going through...

 

What I found fascinating in this video is how Celine 'manages' to make almost everybody cry and then regains control over herself and her feelings. And I very much liked what she said about the privilege of accompanying a dying person to death and how much it means. She has already said this in earlier interviews about Karine, but here, in this environment, the whole message gets a much deeper meaning.

[puttybuddy]

I hate to see Celine crying!

[celinerific]

Celine is so amazing in every way. <3

 

And she looks GORGEOUS.