"At this stage, we are doing so many things we never expected we would ever have to do. Stay open to tender moments that will happen along the way. Yes, they do happen and you will cherish each and every one."
When Lying is a Kindness
Lessons My Father Taught: Letting Go of Regret
"And all of the important papers... you know... the will and life insurance papers are in the oval table in the living room", Dad reminded me for the third time that morning. "I know Dad", I said, trying to add a calming inflection to my voice. "You've done a great job getting things ready. If …
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Taking A Moment For Your Self
One of the things discovered about care-giving is its unrelenting nature. There never seems to be that proverbial "minute of peace". We are either doing or thinking/planning about doing. The funny thing though, is there are actually moments tucked up into this scenario that can act as a mini-vacation from the work at hand, and …
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“Death ends a life, not a relationship.” ― Mitch Albom, Tuesdays With Morrie Remember how the phrase "Thank you for sharing" started off as a sincere and mature response? It was not critical (as in no value judgement) but an honest response to information that was being offered. I liked how it cut through to …
Dad's Back 