Imagine Nineteenth Century Oxford County: November 2013

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Oxford County Once Stretched to the Kennebec -- from the Oxford County Review

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Stephen Thompson: In 1988 I was diagnosed with 4th stage lymphoma. After a major operation that took four hours, I recovered and then started my first chemotherapy treatment. While I was receiving my chemo, Nona, my wife, overheard three women talking about their attendance at a local HOPE Group in Portland. She spoke with the three women and as a result we started to attend H.O.P.E. Groups guided by Kenneth H. Hamilton, MD. The HOPE Groups and Ken's guided imageries played a major role in my healing and how I viewed life. We were friends with Ken until he passed away in 2022. A week before his death he challenged me to move his work further into the 21st century. I accepted the challenge!

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The Lost Trotting Parks Heritage Center is a Maine registered non-profit organization. Imagine 19th Century Oxford County is one of the Center's 19th century projects that presents the images of the 19th and early 20th centuries that provides the context for Maine's agricultural heritage and harness racing in the State of Maine. Copyright 2013 -- The Lost Trotting Parks Heritage Center -- All images courtesy of Peter Stowell.

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