We all experience varying degrees of loss, nobody is immune. We lose pets, friends, and family. We lose relationships and marriages. We lose entire houses
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This is how You Deal with Disrespect and Gain Respect
I want to share this story because it’s important for people to hear, I feel, and it’s about people’s ability to change. It is not
1,148.29 Feet – By Brenna Lewis
5 Hours spent in a wine cellar one block from the Bataclan on November 13, 2015 in Paris Places. Tragedy hit Paris in six separate
This is How the World Responded to the Terrorism in Paris on Friday
A Global, united response to the 13th November 2015 Paris attacks. ~ Australia Sydney. Photo by Daniel Munoz. ~ Brazil The Planalto Palace
10 Amazing Reactions to Bad News: The Right Way to Respond to a Friend’s Hardship – By Sky Khan
What to Say to Someone with Cancer It’s hard to know what to say to someone with cancer. If you’re like most, you blurt an
Movers Deliver Kindness In A Box ~ By Stephanie March
A few days ago a close friend of mine sent me a news article about a California-based moving company, Meathead Movers, that is helping women
‘I Thought He Would Die’: Daughter Documents Homeless Dad’s Life
Diana Kim was shocked to encounter her father among the homeless population she was documenting in Hawaii. Rather than turn her back on the man
There’s Good People EVERYWHERE
What a fun exercise in help this afternoon! After visiting mom for some delicious lunch, I’m driving down the road in a bright green shirt,
This Time, Avoid Putting All Your Hope & Eggs in One Easter Basket – by Dietrich Gruen, Former Hospice Chaplain
This spring and Easter bring Final Four frenzy for us Badger basketball fans—but I am not putting all my hope & eggs in that faux
Divine Intervention – by Malcolm Ivey
I think I had been up for four days when I robbed the second gas station. But it could have been five days or even
Mommy, do You Still Love Daddy? – by Ginger Lobdell
“Mommy, do you still love Daddy?” The question took me by surprise. I had navigated through the aftermath of the divorce as well I could,
Forgiveness is Free (Lessons from a Holocaust survivor) – by Tyler Tucky
Fifty years after her liberation, Eva Mozes Kor stood at the ruins of the gas chambers in Auschwitz. While overlooking these machines of death, she
How to Kill It With Kindness – The Layperson’s Guide to Living Like Mandela by Vidya Kaipa
(Article written – 5 December 2013) Nelson Mandela died today. It didn’t come as much of a shock, being that he was an impressive 95
13-Years After 9/11 – We Remember Them
13-Years After 9/11 – We Remember Them It is now Thirteen years since the devastating September 11 attacks, which killed almost 3,000 people and injured
Music Therapy Helps the Dying
Relaxing, Touching the Memory, Music Helps With the Final Transition Every week, three music therapists from MJHS Hospice and Palliative Care crisscross the city and
The Ex-Convicts Who Are Helping Other Ex-Cons Get Back On Their Feet
Exodus Transitional Community, is a nonprofit devoted to helping recently released convicts transition back into the day-to-day world. The challenges these ex-cons face is absolutely
The Greatest Speech Ever Made – Charlie Chaplin
This is 3½ minutes very well spent… The speech itself is from a comedy directed by and starring Charlie Chaplin. First released in October 1940,
Return of the Ring
Source: Buzzfeed
“…There are Still Gentlemen Being Raised in the World”
‘danaohphoto’ shared the photo below and wrote: “And just like that my 14-year-old nephew totally proves my last point! I’m sitting here gramming and I
Imagine…
In 2013 a group of 600 guitarists paid a musical tribute to the Delhi gang-rape victim, playing “Imagine” by John Lennon in a bid to
A Husband’s Loyalty
He went to Steak n Shake with his wife every year for valentine’s day since before he was married. This was taken on his first
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