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Alums Refrain: “Seems like just yesterday…”
Why do we say of long ago, “time goes so fast.” It does not. Caregivers have the gift of knowing their yesterdays were spent caring for others. Continue reading
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What Matters
As we rode along the winding route towards home, emotions stirred in anticipation of gatherings with family and friends. The joy of seeing loved ones and the sorrow of missing those who are no longer here. The poignancy of life’s fleeting… Continue reading
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Turning-Point – A Special Memory of Marco Bonta, M.D.
A traumatic encounter helped a young doctor become a great trauma surgeon. What happened? Continue reading
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The Kindness of Strangers
Yesterday I headed home after visiting my son and grandchildren who live in South Dakota. As I traversed the highway toward the airport in Omaha Nebraska, I passed farm after farm I was struck by the simple beauty of springs… Continue reading
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Crucifixion, Descent & Resurrection
Each caregiver’s caregiving, is truly a ministry whether professional or lay in nature; but all caregiving begins with a caring, unselfish heart! Continue reading
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Why Was Baptist Hospital Sold? Secrets of How Nashville’s Largest Hospital Changed Hands
The stunning story of Baptist Hospital’s disastrous condition under ex-CEO David Stringfield and its subsequent miraculous recovery and sale is largely unknown…and as riveting as any tale of suspense. Continue reading
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The Touch Card of Remembrance
Note: This reflection is based on the teachings of Erie Chapman and his foundational book, "Radical Loving Care" which has had a significant and meaningful impact for me in relationship to caregiving and the sacredness of our work. Erie Chapman… Continue reading
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The Sacred Art of Mandala Spirituality
Today I would like to introduce you to the sacred art of mandala spirituality. In Sanskrit, the word Mandala means sacred circle. For me the circle symbolizes God there is no beginning, there is no end and the center represents… Continue reading
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Loved Into Being
As we near the end of International Women's month, I came across this collage that I made in my little art journal some time ago. These are just a few of the women who have inspired me or touched my… Continue reading
Journal of Sacred Work 