Transcend Your Story
I have listened to some of the most amazing podcasts lately, this being one of them. Listen and share your thoughts, please. Zach Bush talks… Read More »Transcend Your Story
Dr Rayne Stroebel
Making Sense
I have been aware of a feeling of despair amongst so many people, especially those who follow the news closely. (I don’t!) There are indeed… Read More »Making Sense
On A Practical Note
This afternoon I visited a couple, husband and wife in their 70’s. The wife called me because she is worried about her husband’s memory loss.… Read More »On A Practical Note
I was asked to write something on Integrity
The word integrity is often bandied about with little regard for the severity of its intent. To be a person is usually considered as doing… Read More »I was asked to write something on Integrity
This Quiet Sunday
This misty morning is filled with bird songs that oats through a veil of soft, damp mist that hangs in the crowns of the pine… Read More »This Quiet Sunday
Thank you for sharing, Sara Mills
This is What I Wanted to Sign Off With You know what I’mlike when I`m sick: I’d soonercurse than cry. And people don’t oftenknow what… Read More »Thank you for sharing, Sara Mills
The Importance of Our Life History
“After everything I am doing, marching like escort, the child I was years ago, the boy in his first love that I was, the soldier… Read More »The Importance of Our Life History
A blog post by Prof. June Anderson
You’ve seen “new stories” about “the latest” in dementia care. No surprise when it turns out to be a bit of technology or an intervention… Read More »A blog post by Prof. June Anderson
And now, the end is near…
Today my parents and I visited my Mother’s cousin. Lenie is 87 and recently had a stroke. She now lives in a so-called “frail care… Read More »And now, the end is near…
Family
Every time I visit my parents (which is never often enough) I am aware of the privilege of having both my parents alive and well… Read More »Family