Positive Thinking Isn’t Always Positive
Is there a negative side to positive thinking? Letty Cottin Pogrebin in her book, How to be a Friend to a Friend...
Is there a negative side to positive thinking? Letty Cottin Pogrebin in her book, How to be a Friend to a Friend...
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At the age of 32, T. Suzanne Eller discovered that she had breast cancer which had metastasized to her lymph nodes...
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A cancer patient once said to me, “One of the awful things about cancer is that it consumes your whole life. My...
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One day when I was caring for my friend Pat, a cancer patient, she asked me to type and print her favorite Bible...
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When my friend, Pat, was dying, she asked, “Karen, will you please massage my feet?” This request made me feel a...
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When I was ill with a terrible cold—the kind that makes you feel miserable and you can barely move your body from...
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I asked two Sport Enthusiasts (another word for Sports Nuts), if they were home-bound or in the hospital, what...
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What do we see as we care for a person who is suffering? Do you see that person as a burden, an irritation, an interruption, or an old needy person? As caregivers--whether we are caring for a co-worker who is going through a divorce, or a friend who has cancer, or caring-full-time for a spouse or parent--we need to remember that the person is first of all a child created by God.
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