Today we remember those that lost their lives because of hate and those whose lives were saved because of love for their country, their commitment to their work and the goodness within. Many sacrificed their
How do you handle medical mayhem? Do you rant and rave, turn angry or bitter or perhaps turn inwards clamping down on your feelings, shutting out the world? I have two friends, both single, going
Leg braces from 9 months to three years of age and a plethora of medical issues spanning my 65 years on earth has taught me to find the message and meaning within the medical mayhem.
Is anyone else having a problem with the need and dependence on all the technology to navigate through this pandemic? I am not totally devoid of knowledge in this area. In the course of my
You just found out your best friend has the COVID-19 virus. Or maybe its one of your parents, but you don’t dare go over because you have a child that is immune compromised. You want
Whenever I see the entire United States map covered in COVID-19 red anxiety and dismay strikes within me.. Yet, I know fear is the devils work and what I really need is Trust. Trust that
Has the news been filling you with fear – even more than usual? You can’t turn on the TV, radio, or go into a grocery store without being reminded that the world is dealing with
Have you noticed how sometimes change can inadvertently bring you unexpected gifts? Consider it a bonus for all the hassle that change can bring. It all started with a queen size bed for our guest
May the blessings of Christ be with you in all the ups and downs of your life. May your life be happy and joyful today, tomorrow and always. Blessings for Health & Wellness. Loretta
This Thanksgiving let’s share some Ubunto (pronounced Oo-boon-too). Ubunto is a practice or belief system in certain regions of South Africa. When someone does something wrong, he is taken to the center of the village
I have spent 64 years with this person. I thought I knew exactly who she was. In the recent years I have noticed that who she is not who I am. The things that I