Like turning up the heat on the stove, life can ‘boil over’ from the pressures you will face as a caregiver. Surviving the ‘pressure test’ often opens up areas within you that may not otherwise be discovered. This real need … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: June 2014
In my previous experience of caregiving for a spouse, I refuse to accept the obvious: my wife had a serious head injury that would probably have a permanent effect. Instead of exercising or finding healthy ways of dealing with this … Continue reading
We have shared with you the importance of being realistic, supportive and willing to accept what is required of you to become a caregiver. English writer John Donne helped define the need for outside help in his often quoted line, … Continue reading
A journalist friend says that you can’t mess up the truth. Lies, like Shakespeare wrote, “a tangled web we weave” are hard to remember, unfaithful to yourself and hurt others by telling them. One of the best thoughts in Unity … Continue reading
For too many years I thought God was angry and we were all sinners who got what we deserved, as I was taught in the rolling hills of Kentucky. After many questions I became agnostic, giving up on God for … Continue reading