Never Say She’s in a Better Place
Guest post by Robert Luidens Note from Karen: this wisdom was shared with me by Robert Luidens, a pastor with the...
Never Say She’s in a Better Place
Guest Author
Wisdom of the Wounded invites people from all walks of life to share their caregiving stories and advice. Our "Guest Author" category features a variety of topics written by numerous individuals. To learn more about an individual author, read their bio at the end of their respective article. Enjoy!
I Had a Stroke at Age 41. Here’s How My Friends and Family Helped Me Recover
I Had a Stroke at Age 41. Here’s How My Friends and Family Helped Me Recover
Guest Post by Ted Baxter In 2005, I was at the top of my game-a successful business man in peak physical condition....
My Loved One Has Aphasia. How Can I Help?
My Loved One Has Aphasia. How Can I Help?
Guest post by Ted Baxter If your loved one has aphasia, your means of communication with them has been drastically...
Bring a Touch of Home to Someone in the Hospital
Bring a Touch of Home to Someone in the Hospital
How can you make someone’s hospital stay more pleasant? Ted Baxter was 41 years old when he suffered a massive...
Coping Tips for When Your Child Leaves for College
Coping Tips for When Your Child Leaves for College
Guest Post by Sherri Maat Is your child leaving for college for the first time? How are you coping? As a parent of...
Caring for a Friend Who is Sending a Child to College
Caring for a Friend Who is Sending a Child to College
Guest post by Sherri Maat Do you know a friend who is sending a child to college for the first time? Here is the...
Help Others Find Peace during Trauma
Help Others Find Peace during Trauma
How can we help others find peace during trauma? Santa Barbara, California resident Barbara Gaughen-Muller learned...
5 Ways to Respectfully Communicate with Someone With a Physical Disability
5 Ways to Respectfully Communicate with Someone With a Physical Disability
Guest post by Brittany Bayley As much as we may be hesitant to admit it, being around others with needs different...
