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Caregiving
What if we give the gift of loving kindness—to total strangers—this Christmas and Hanukkah?
When caregiving for a loved one pushes you to the limit, it's time to dig deep and find the humor...
I don’t have grandchildren. I’ll try not to sound triumphant here, because the word on the street is I’m missing
Annie and Lulu are growing into fine young ladies, especially after I sent them to finishing school while I was
At our age, when it seems like we have worked hard and should now get to relax and enjoy the
This was my little man, Sam. If you look closely, you can see fur peeking out from between his toes,
Megan is a devoted wife, mother of four children of various ages, a photographer and the one in charge of
If you or anyone you know is money or depressed, I suggest a puppy instead of antidepressants. If you get
My bedroom smells like urine, and there’s a dog that likes getting stuck under my dresser, but I’m deliriously happy.
My parents helped me so much with my kids when they were little. Loving, experienced… and free caregivers. It don’t
I live and work in one of the largest cities in the world, have a lot of wonderful friends, but
Did you know the last Sunday in September is Mother’s Day? While it’s not the traditional mother’s day most of
Does chronic parenting fatigue ever end? Sara Cornell has late teens and 20-somethings, but she's not so sure.
Booker’s toupee was an exaggerated version of Frankie Avalon’s pompadour in the 60’s film, Beach Blanket Bingo. It was an
How do I begin to describe the best things about my recent trip to France? Let’s start with my newfound
One look at Paul Kiger’s blog, Big Green Pen or any of her social media pages, and you realize Paula
Mother weighs less than 90 pounds. She hasn’t walked in over a year, and her leg muscles are drawn into
Today I sit with mother in the beauty shop at her dementia facility. It’s become more difficult to make out
