Banded Together - The Naugatuck Valley Project Story
"You would just walk in through the door and they would say, check her feet, I think she has a little sore, and she’s not breathing right today."
- VCC nurse Maria Gerard
"Every day we sit and play cards and I let her beat me. We both laugh, you know, it gives her a different outlook on life.
'I am not doing well today. I don’t care if I live or die.'
'I want you to live.'
'Why would you want me to live?'
'Because I care about you. I don’t know you but I still care about you.'"
- VCC home health aide
"I used to kid around and say that there’s a lot of Polish and Russian people in Naugatuck eating rice and beans and pastelillos, and they love it, and the girls the have to go shopping at C-Town to make them their meals."
- Margie Rosati