Elderly people have their own unique needs and wants to consider when deciding on what to give them for Christmas. They will be delighted to receive a present that truly reflects your love and care, because it is tailored to their specific situation.
Some elderly people still live independently in their own homes, making one type of gift appropriate, while others reside in nursing homes and have a different set of Christmas wishes.
Too often I am the person (like the Levite and Priest in the Good Samaritan story) who sees and hears about someone who is suffering, and passes by on the other side of the street. One of those times was just three weeks ago. Larry, my husband, and I were walking a bike path, and suddenly I saw ahead this person all bent over doing something...
What you say. What you don't say. What you do. What you don't do causes a ripple effect. Are you kicking someone's cat?
What you say. What you don't say. What you do. What you don't do causes a ripple effect. The questions are: How big of a ripple will you make? And what kind of ripple effect will you make?
A young woman was attacked...and 38 people watched. A seventeen-year-old was stabbed and no one came to assist...
Are you ready for Christmas? Today’s radio program presents two pictures of Christmas. Are you in picture 1 or...
For many people, grief at the holidays is an oxymoron. Holidays are supposed to be happy, fun, joyful, overflowing with bonds of love. Grief casts a painful, somber, dark shadow over the holidays, shrouding the happy memories of the past celebrations.
