November 17, 2015 Crisis Support
I’ve been suffering from a consistent low-to-moderate level pain for about five years, ever since my multiple sclerosis condition escalated to the secondary progressive phase. On a scale of one to 10, I’d say my pain is from a three-to-five…
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May 28, 2015 Marriage and Divorce
A chronic illness can invade a marriage without warning and the diagnosis from the doctor can be the breaking point or one of healing. Basically, that’s a choice of the couple – the one who is ill and the caretaker….
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I saw my dad awake and alert for the final time on Saturday, May 31, 2003. Sadly, he slipped into an unconscious state the following day as the calendar turned to June. The last thing he said to me was,…
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If a picture can tell a thousand words, then eye contact with another human being can speak volumes. There are so many ways to dissect eye contact and, generally, there is a certain posture for every occasion. For example, a…
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