
Aging Faithfully, A Book Report
A very good friend of mine recommended a book to me at the end of August. I told her I was going to read it,

A very good friend of mine recommended a book to me at the end of August. I told her I was going to read it,

One could make a case that of all our emotions, grief and loss might be the most perplexing of all to cope with. And when

A week and a half ago, I left a doctor’s appointment feeling very upset. I hurried to my car, so that no one could see

I’ve been asked to write some blogs for Fresh Hope for Mental Health. For anyone who doesn’t know, Fresh Hope for Mental Health offers peer-led

What is dyscalculia, and why is it an overlooked mental health challenge?“Dyscalculia is a term used to describe specific learning disabilities that affect a child’s

I’ve just zipped up my suitcase; our flight leaves tomorrow afternoon. I’ve spent the last several days throwing things I might want to take on

We’re several weeks into the New Year. (Maybe soon, I’ll stop writing 2024!) My Christmas decorations have been put away, I’m back home after visiting
The New Year: A Time to Review and Celebrate When You Have a Mental Health Diagnosis By Rick Qualls “As the old year retires and

Bipolar is like a mountain when don’t have energy for climbing. Memories of special times are blocked. When family talks about previous trips and events
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