An Ounce of Prevention
In nursing school, we had to write care plans for our patients that included potential as well as actual problems. One problem we didn’t have to think twice about was…
Leaving a Legacy of Love
Guest post by Theresa Rowe Love legacies are built over a lifetime, shaped by how we love others and invest in generations to come. It was no surprise that everyone…
From the Other Side
I cared for my parents for six years and my mother-in-law for another four. Now I’m caring for a relative with Alzheimer's. As a former intensive care nurse, I guess…
Pay Attention to Holy Nudges
Guest post by Linda W. Yezak I’ve never had children of my own, so until my elderly mother needed me, I’d never really been a caretaker. Then, in 2020—right in…
Medical Advancements—Better Every Year
In 1970, my grandfather suffered a heart attack on the way home from a trip out West. He was stabilized at the hospital, but medical protocol at the time stipulated…
Another time, another storm . . . and darkness
Guest post by Barbara Ragsdale First the lightning. A brilliant, jagged streak across the sky. Then thunder like Thor stomping through the heavens. Torrential rain swept down the street. And…
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