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Who Do We Say We Are?
Who do we say we are?… Who is my neighbor? For Christians, Mathew 25:35 offers this wisdom. 5 "for I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a… Continue reading
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Both Sides Now
I believe leadership character counts, especially in this election.”What signal does it send to every healthcare leader in our country if we endorse a bully for our highest office?” Or maybe, “I really don’t know life at all.” Continue reading
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My New Best Friend
I fondly recall taking my grandchildren to the park when they were young. I especially remember Starling at age four having fun at the playground. On the way home she would excitedly tell me " Grandma I made new best… Continue reading
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“The Complete Book of Caregiving”
One cartoon says it all about caregiving. Continue reading
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Just for you!
"Feeling particularly cranky because of the unbearable heat and humidity, I was ready to pick a fight with anybody I encountered on my walk to a drugstore on the Upper West Side. So I was ready to put my mental… Continue reading
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Finding Joy in Mixed “Realities”?
Surreal art, where recognizable things are rearranged and fantasized, can open new pathways to joy. Continue reading
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The Way of One
The Way of One We do make a difference. One heart and one life at a time. We seek to remember that blessing comes in meeting the authentic call of the moment with greater compassion. There are always inner voices… Continue reading
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What Sparked Joy Today?
What did you really see this day? Continue reading
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Does Blame Block Forgiveness?
Blame blocks forgiveness. When a caregiver stops blaming a patient, a co-worker or anyone else, relief flows both ways. Continue reading
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Music to Soothe the Soul
Music has an extraordinary power to create magical experiences that can make our spirits soar. l had one such experience years ago when I was working as a home health nurse. It was raining heavily and I was driving to… Continue reading
Journal of Sacred Work 