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Tag Archives: love
Update on Dad
Wow, talk about a long, long day. Here is what I know: Dad is going to be in ICU a couple of days, I don’t have any specifics other than they have him on oxygen, he’s tired, and I’m told … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged all that matters in life, emergency, family, health, life, love
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Amy Grant’s Beautiful Quote about Dementia
I came across a quote I wrote down on a tiny piece of paper while waiting at the Doctor’s office last year. I started to type it up to keep here on my computer but thought it was a keeper … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, amy grant, assisted living, dementia, empathy, faith, family, hope, literary quote, love, mTBI, support, TBI, vince gill
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Will You Send Your Love?
If you pray, pray. If you send intentions, intend away. Energy? Warm thoughts? Anything positive, and if you feel so moved, please do. I had a different post in mind but it got derailed after reading an e-friend’s blog and … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Blogging, courage, Depression, Grief, Suicide
Tagged compassion, depression, empathy, friendship, love
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When the Dysfunction Hits the Fan
Wow, this past seven days has been a whirlwind of research, phone calls, questions, more research, more questions and phone calls. At times it really does make my head spin. I had done research on places for my Dad and … Continue reading
Posted in brain fatigue, TBI, Traumatic Brain Injury, Vulnerability
Tagged aging, devotion, elder care, housing for elderly, human behavior, love, perspective, responsibility
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Back to the Beginning: Positive Signs (posted Nov. 24, 2009)
Throughout the day I tried feeding Rudy more varied foods, she continues to drink a lot of water, so I take that as a good sign. She hasn’t had a bout like this since we were in Montana where Richard … Continue reading
Back to the Beginning: The Feeling of Home and Update on Rudy Dog (posted Aug. 30, 2009)
For those of us who grew up in pretty chaotic homes, finding home is quite a journey. For many years I hid in my bedroom out of the line fire, safe only in the presence of animals in whom I … Continue reading