Monthly Archives: February 2017

The homeless epidemic across the United States is sure to hurt the hearts of everyone who has ever seen an unfortunate soul walking or sleeping in public view. The most tragic are homeless veterans, usually those suffering from PTSD or … Continue reading →

It’s hard to know what to do or say when a co-worker has experienced a loss. Here’s what I found to be most helpful when I was grieving. Source: This Was The Most Helpful Thing My Boss Did For Me … Continue reading →

Woman shares about her struggles with chronic pain, including taboo topics. Source: 5 Things I Don’t Admit on Bad Pain Days | The Mighty

The sooner we start talking about how we die, the better. Source: First, Sex Ed. Then Death Ed. – NYTimes.com

When someone you love has experienced the loss of a child, it’s hard on everyone. They are engulfed in a sea of unbearable pain and grief and sorrow while you may be struggling to stand beside them… Source: How to … Continue reading →

Actor and singer David Cassidy recently revealed he has dementia, but what exactly does this term mean? Cassidy, who is 66, told People magazine on Monday (Feb. 20) that he has dementia, and will stop touring as a musician because … Continue reading →

Drake, 10, in a photo meant to provide a raw depiction of what life is like for a cancer patient. This photo of a bald 10-year-old boy wearing a diaper and leaning on the bathroom sink with a pained look on his face … Continue reading →

Source: 49 Phrases to Calm an Anxious Child | Stress Better

My journey of dealing with my father’s death has taken place over five decades. At times, I travel down familiar roads only to end up spinning my grief around where it has no landing place. Other times I will go … Continue reading →