Going the Extra Mile For A Stranger
Monday, I lost my iPad. I wanted everyone to care. No one at the airport had it! No one really cared. One airport...
Monday, I lost my iPad. I wanted everyone to care. No one at the airport had it! No one really cared. One airport...
Karen Mulder | 1 min read
There once was a woman who was very depressed because she did not feel the presence of God. She kept saying, “Why...
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Sometimes I whisper, “Forgive me mom. I didn’t know.” My lovely mother died eight years ago, and when she was in a nursing home for six years, I certainly made some careless caregiving mistakes.
For example, when my mom was recovering from pneumonia and was bed-ridden, many grandchildren and relatives visited her. That was wonderful, but I was so happy to see some of these individuals that what was supposed to be a visit with my mother became a social occasion.
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Have you ever tried to share your pain or frustration with someone and they responded with "Well, at least . . . "?...
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On the way home from a conference, Don Piper’s car was crushed by a semi that crossed into his lane. After 34...
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Several years ago a group of computer salesmen from Milwaukee went to a regional sales convention in Chicago. They...
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Paul Stutzman, who biked a crossed the United States says:
I was miles from any town, complaining to myself about the wind and the heat, when I saw him coming toward me on the opposite shoulder of the highway. He was in a motorized wheelchair, a breathing tube in his throat and an oxygen tank lying across his legs. A brace held his head and neck immobile, and his arms were strapped tightly to the chair. His body appeared locked in paralysis except for the fingers of his left hand, which lay on a toggle switch that operated the chair.
Karen Mulder | 2 min read
When is the last time you surprised someone? A few minutes ago the doorbell rang. I was busy recording radio...
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