Marian Hamm
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Is There Ever At “Good” Day in a Hospital?
Can caregivers find room on their crowded agenda to make some part of nature theirs once again? Continue reading
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Homes of Memory & The RMH Alum Site – Days 266-270
RMH Alum site celebrates memories of a hospital that was filled with spectacular light because the caregivers that worked there were not employees. They were healers because they used a gift beyond curing: Light. Continue reading
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Memories of Work & Waves
One day, if you are lucky, you will be able to reflect on your career…your encounters with the waves that informed your life. What will stand out? Continue reading
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Days 123-127 – The Finest of Fine Arts
Caregiving is, in fact, the finest of Fine Arts. A good thing to remember during Nurse’s Month. Continue reading
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Days 352-356 – Ghost Hospitals
Buildings do not matter much. Meaning flows from caregiver’s. Happy Holidays & blessings to everyone who devoted their hearts, souls & precious years of their lives to help others inside Toledo Riverside’s now crumbling walls. Continue reading
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Days 317-321 The Legacy of Co-Workers
We rarely know the legacy we leave. When you reach retirement the voices of fellow workers will ring in your ears. May that sound be a bell calling you to rich memories. Continue reading
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Days 146-148 – Hope, The Power of Prayer & Marian
When patients lose hope, they lose their lives. Continue reading
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Day 145 – Caregiver Memorial Day
As we remember those who have sacrificed their lives in the service to their country, I invite you to consider caregivers who have lived for their patients. Continue reading
Journal of Sacred Work 