Tracy Wimberly
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The Important Path To Grace – Days 339-343
Grief to Gratitude to a Grace that draws from the deepest well of courage. The refusal to be defeated by pain. The insistence on transcending it to precious, indefinable peace. Continue reading
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Spotting The Hidden Light in Others – Days 216-220
A leader’s job is not simply to hire. It is to develop a culture that nurtures the best talents in everyone! When that happens, Love triumphs. Continue reading
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Can We Go Home Again? Days 318-322
“Memory is not just a then, recalled in a now, the past is never just the past…memory is…a then continually becoming other thens…creating a continual but almost untouchable now.” – David Whyte Continue reading
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Tracy Wimberly, R.N. – A Portrait of Peace Through Presence
Nine references to Tracy Wimberly appear in the best-selling Radical Loving Care. Taken together they do not begin to describe her magic. 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 237-241 – That “Slant of Light” – Hope & Healing
One sentence the depressed never say? “I feel hopeful.” Depression is anger turned inward. Irritability causes the sufferer to drive away exactly those they need. Many avoid the depressed rather than offering the lifeline of their healing presence. 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
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