Monthly Archives: January 2018

There’s no limit to how complicated things can get, on account of one thing always leading to another.  ~ E.B. White A reader writes: M… Source: In Grief: When Dating Is Complicated

A mother explains her experience of dealing with miscarriage grief and getting pregnant again after miscarriage. Source: Dealing with Miscarriage Grief – A Moving Story from a Mother

JJ, a hospice therapy dog, passed away this December after a battle with canine lymphoma. Source: Hospice Therapy Dog Leaves a Legacy of Love & Memories

There are lots of benefits to volunteering with your family. Source: 7 Great Reasons To Volunteer As A Family

Successful treatment and recovery from a traumatic injury includes care for the emotional responses that accompany physical damage. The concept is especially applicable for black men in America as they are disproportionately affected by traumatic injuries. Traumatic injuries that occur … Continue reading →

via Gero-Punk Tribute: Ursula K. Le Guin

New research shows inaccurate portrayals of seniors may be harmful. Source: New Research: Inaccurate Portrayals of Seniors May be Harmful | Business Wire

Do you like choir music? I was brought up at church, so choir practice was an everyday thing for me. My elementary school was right next to the local church. I and my friends would hear the choir p… Source: … Continue reading →

“I’m vegan in my fashion and vegetarian in my food,’ says actress Torrey DeVitto. Source: ‘Chicago Med’ star Torrey DeVitto takes holistic approach to health, life

A teen’s message of courage continues with a video she left behind and through her mother’s efforts to bring awareness to mitochondrial disease. Source: Corynna’s Reflections