I would ask my mom, “How was your week?” “Kinda boring,” was her answer. Before disease, my mom was a productive person with many social and creative pursuits. Her health condition severely reduced her world. She struggles with these increasing … [Read more...] about Building Good Moments (Part 1 of 3): The Power Of Routine & Dividing The Day
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A Way With Grief
Until you experience grief firsthand, it’s hard to know how it will affect you. Feelings of shock and loss can threaten to overwhelm, and those of us who’ve been there know that climbing out of its crooked depths can feel impossible some days. This is where Grief Mentor Teresa … [Read more...] about A Way With Grief
David Inman Is Ever Incredible
We can find sources of connection through our family, our friendships, our work and volunteer lives, and even our pets. David Inman — a journalist, author, podcaster, and educator — demonstrates through his work that movies and TV can be added to that list because they not only … [Read more...] about David Inman Is Ever Incredible
Dan Mann: Making Connections Happen
“Keeping an open mind, and remaining open for even a moment, can invite a life-changing connection,” says Dan Mann, executive director of the Louisville Regional Airport Authority. And let’s just say, the person responsible for both the Muhammad Ali International Airport and … [Read more...] about Dan Mann: Making Connections Happen
Stitching Together For A Cause
If you hear the term “sewing society,” you might visualize a small circle of three or four demure women of the Victorian era, quietly stitching in front of a fireplace. That image may have been a somewhat accurate picture of the St. Joseph Children’s Home Sewing Society back when … [Read more...] about Stitching Together For A Cause