Grandparents – Good Medicine for Everyone
I never got to know my grandparents as one set died before I was born and the other set travel so much that a relationship never had time to be fostered. As I look around
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Who is a Survivor?
My recent vacation was filled with all the wonderful moments one expects from a family vacation: wonderment of God’s creation in the state that is Alaska, shared laughter, making memories and just being together uninterrupted
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You Can Plan but Don’t Count on it Going as Planned
I am a planner. I love to research, plan and execute that plan to fruition. As a writer I spend a lot of time planning. I plan my schedule to carve out regular time to
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You Must Do the Thing You Think You Cannot Do
Eleanor Roosevelt is known as the longest serving First Lady of the United States as well as being a strong and fearless role model. Yet in her autobiography she described her younger self as being
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Delicious, Nutritious, Yum!
I recently worked with a nutritionist and have discovered better ways to prepare tasty, yet nourishing foods. One of the recipes I am addicted to. Not only is it nutritious, flavorful, but keeps me regular
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Family History Can Forecast the Future
“At the Lord’s command Moses recorded the stages in their journey. This is their journey by stages”. Numbers 33:2 Family history can tell a lot about us. Not only can it explain our neuroses, it
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Your View of Life
Theologian and Philosopher Soren Kierkegaard is considered to be the creator of existentialism. If you have ever thought about the meaning of life, your purpose in life or why you exist; then you have been
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Guarding Against Caregiver Burnout – Part Two
In the first part of Guarding Against Caregiver Burnout we talked about recognizing the symptoms of caregiver burnout. In Part Two we will talk about the steps we can take to reduce caregiver stress. A
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Guarding Against Caregiver Burnout – Part One
How’s you balance? I’m not talking about walking on a balance beam. Rather, how do you balance the myriad of things to do in the array of areas that make up your life? I don’t
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Crispy Skillet Salmon
Crispy Skillet Salmon by Command Cooking Time: 15 minutes Yield: 4 servings Crispy Skillet Salmon is a dinnertime hero if you ask me! Why, you might wonder? Well, first, it only requires two ingredients. Yep,
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Leaning on God – Medicine for the Soul – 3rd in a series of 3
Faith believes when common sense tells you not to. Mixed with attitude which is the ability to see and maintain the positive amidst the medical mayhem; they infuse your world with the courage and strength
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Laughter – Medicine for the Heart
This is the second post in a series of three. For this journey into medical mayhem you will need to grow a funny bone. This is a must. You will need to look for it,
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