Caregiving Basic: Respect the Grief Journey
Editor’s Note: In any caregiving situation, we remind our readers to remember the Caregiving Basics: Pray, Listen,...
Caregiving Basic: Respect the Grief Journey
Wisdom Stories
A Caring Gift for a Bereaved Friend
A Caring Gift for a Bereaved Friend
Our special friend Jim died recently. As I searched for ways to care for Melanie, Jim’s companion, and Jami, his...
The Gift of Music
The Gift of Music
By Christine MacLean A note from Karen Mulder: Christine shared this story with me during one of my speaking...
Never Say She’s in a Better Place
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...
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...
How to Help Your Teen Cope with Grief
How to Help Your Teen Cope with Grief
Tears spilled gently from my eyes as I watched my 19-year-old daughter triumphantly cross the finish line of her...
