As part of National Stroke Awareness Month, I’m sharing my stroke experience. You can read about the beginning in the previous post. When I woke up in the hospital, I was paralyzed on my right side and had lost sensation on my left side. My balance center was destroyed, and my eyes were damaged so … Read more
Fifty-six years ago, I married the love of my life. He is still my beloved husband, though he has spent the last ten years in heaven.
November is recognized for so many causes that I am recognizing several of them in this one post. I have devoted full posts to individual “months” in the past. National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month This is a cause close to my heart as I have seen this disease first hand in my grandfather, my father, … Read more
November is a busy month. I have and will recognize some of the events individually, but I’m combining three important causes that are recognized this month. National Adoption Month: This year the focus is on adoption of older youth. Most people want a baby, but older children need families, too. Our son was eleven when … Read more
Today is World Alzheimer’s Day, which the Alzheimer’s Association states is: … a day when the Alzheimer’s Association joins with organizations and people around the globe to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s and its impact on our families, communities and nations. Today, 35 million people worldwide are affected by Alzheimer’s and related dementias, and this number … Read more
To find series and related posts, look for the topic in the alphabetical list below. You will find links to related posts on the subject. Barter: Barter—Part 1: What Is It? Barter—Part 2: What Is the Benefit? Barter—Part 3: Who Does It? Barter—Part 4: How Does It Compare to Cash? Connecting—Part III: Trade Exchanges Bible: … Read more
