Janice McMahon wanted to be a hospice nurse. She recalls the days when she found a passion for caring for the elderly while working full-time in a long-term care facility and attending classes to earn her RN degree.  Starting her nursing career as a young LPN working what was then Millville Hospital, she then found a career that would not only shape her profession but also bring her personal contentment.    Although at that time she was not a hospice care provider, many of he

Ottilie Parsons always wanted to be a nurse. It was the perfect professional fit for her demeanor, kindness and intelligence.  For 20 years she was happy caring for the patients in the Operating Rooms at Hahnemann, Christiana and AtlantiCare. Tending to both their physical needs and emotional concerns, she made a difference with every hand she held and every interaction, one patient at a time. It was good. She was content and professionally fulfilled. Yet soon she would make