Caregiver Zen
When we were told that it would be best to operate, the hospital stay could be a week, recuperation at least a month and that post-op tests would determine “next
When we were told that it would be best to operate, the hospital stay could be a week, recuperation at least a month and that post-op tests would determine “next
If that raise comes through… When I get through chemo… If I get to retirement… When I lose weight… We know better than to cancel out the heartbeat of hope
I look forward to meeting new people, discovering shared interests and establishing meaningful connections in the months ahead. At the same time, I find myself reflecting deeply on the delightful,
Who doesn’t remember sitting down with the boss man, or even the boss lady, for your “Annual Review?” It was a big deal – going over the results, accomplishments and
I’m not one for New Year’s resolutions. Is that because the task feels onerous or because I fail at keeping them? Which the chicken, which the egg? Either way, my
For nearly a decade, my devoted yet weary mom cared for my father, 24/7, until he passed at age 47. She simultaneously juggled an apartment crowded with kids and pets,
My friend was recently diagnosed with a life-altering, life-threatening disease. To her, to me, to all who know and love her, the news was unexpected. A seemingly healthy senior citizen,
As a military paratrooper, my dad was paid a little extra. And dad – being European and of good taste – used that “extra” money to send his beloved fiancé,
Okay, who knew that November 1, 2023, would be a day to celebrate stress awareness? I know – the very idea of pairing the words “celebrate” and “stress” in a
Smack dab in the middle of a stifling and humid July day, I decided not to go home for the holidays. Home… picture postcard perfect New England covered in a
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