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
Caregiving Basics
Listening Someone to a Solution
Listening Someone to a Solution
Guest post by Rodger Price, Executive Coach Have you ever noticed that you can “listen someone into” a great...
Don’t Talk Down to the Elderly
Don’t Talk Down to the Elderly
Letty Pogrebin in her book, How to Be a Friend to a Friend Who’s Sick, gives advice on how to care for a sick...
Tips from a Young Widow: How to Help Those Who are Grieving
Tips from a Young Widow: How to Help Those Who are Grieving
Debbie was a stay-at-home mom of four young boys when her husband passed away unexpectedly. At 35, she was thrust...
Pray For Your President
Pray For Your President
When my calendar announced that February 16 is Presidents’ Day, I asked myself: How can I use this designated American holiday on Wisdom of the Wounded, a caregiving program? Swiftly, the answer came: I should do a program on caring for our President!
How can we care for our President? Again, the answer came quickly, we can pray.
Best Friend
Best Friend
Is it possible to be a “best friend” to all of your friends? It depends on what I mean. If I mean being each of my...
Create a Sports Basket for Dad
Create a Sports Basket for Dad
We often think of of sending a themed gift basket to those in the hospital. But, there are so many other ways to...
A Gift of Tulip Bulbs and Hope
A Gift of Tulip Bulbs and Hope
At the age of 32, T. Suzanne Eller discovered that she had breast cancer which had metastasized to her lymph nodes...
