These thoughts originated from my work in Senior Services. I am sure that since my experience, many new programs are available to families. But music sends special memories to our brains, no matter how old we are... When you visit an Alzheimer Unit in a Nursing home, frequently piped into the … [Read more...]
Somewhere Out There
The song from a Broadway musical, SOMEWHERE OUT THERE, holds a special memory for me and my family. Anyone who has seen the play knows the scene when the song is sung-- and the huge, dark, starry sky appears on the stage. Thus my story… … [Read more...]
Traveling Alone
I share my story of traveling by myself after the death of my first husband. Memories invade my head and heart and I hope you feel both loss and hope between the lines. Things to reflect is my wish for you. My friend’s husband died five months ago. She has completed a lot of the necessary … [Read more...]
Living Daily Life Without Guilt
“But John can’t laugh. He cannot eat. He can’t breathe.” I sobbed to my sister as she again listened to my broken heart. I wonder, can we hear a broken heart? Does it beat differently than before a loss? Can the toll of losing our loved ones change its rhythm the same as our daily lives? Thoughts … [Read more...]
Facing Illness Alone…
I remember the night after my Hysterectomy. The nurse had given me a strong sedative that instead of settling me down, sent me into a tailspin. I hysterically cried out to God, asking Him why I had to suffer this operation alone and why wasn’t John here? Sad. My loving sister was there. She … [Read more...]
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