Dealing with grief is hard enough, and as holidays approach, perhaps the harsh reality of being the surviving caregiver responsible for the children who are also grieving has complicated your grief considering the holiday season. Here are two tips and practical suggestions for you to help navigate the holidays. Enlist a support system … [Read more...]
What Is The Cost of Compromise?
We have all been there - an opportunity arises, an offer is made, then comes decision time. Everything seems right. You are excited and look forward to what lies ahead. Decisively, you make a big decision. Everything seems promising. Suddenly, like screeching brakes, peace come to a halt! You have experienced a major crash! What … [Read more...]
Transform The Negative
Renew by Transforming the Mind Inner monologue matters. Our self-talk can make or break the hard drive of motivation and belief. Taking a negative thought captive when we realize thinking catastrophic thoughts undermines productivity, give the opportunity to train the brain! If you find yourself saying inwardly that something will never work. … [Read more...]
3 Keys in Caregivers Emergency Preparedness
Various disasters not limited to tornadoes, wildfires, flooding, earthquakes, hurricanes, or snowstorms happen annually. Since each of these emergencies impact every age and stage of life. It is prudent to have a personal emergency preparedness. Who cares for your boomer? Are you a caregiver? Is your loved in an assisted living facility? More … [Read more...]
Life Lessons From Kindergarten
First Day of School What did you learn the first day of school? I remember a few impressionable lessons about my first day of kindergarten. At my age, that may seem remarkable, but some things make their mark on our lives. Today I reflect on those impressions with great appreciation for growth in wisdom and the result of it in my relationship … [Read more...]
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