Hope Bleeds at Sundown
How can a family deal with Sundowner Syndrome and find hope?
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How can a family deal with Sundowner Syndrome and find hope?
Hope Bleeds at Sundown Read More »
Places and people vary yet the creativity of methods to thank God for his many blessings helps us treasure relationship with him.
Hope Finds Its Sanctuary Read More »
When Alzheimer’s exfoliates the brain, how can we help our loved ones celebrate birthdays – without treating them like children?
Hope Struggles with a Birthday Read More »
When verbally attacked, how we respond shows the purity of our hearts and the strength of the soul.
Something special happens when I begin to birth a book. I’m not sure if I am unique in this. Perhaps other writers will comment and let me know if I’m weird or somewhat normal. Because one of my core values is life-long learning, I love to initiate research. So with the new idea, I start
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Do you ever wonder why Jesus said, “Let the little ones come unto me?” Maybe they gave him nuggets of hope.
Hope Thrives with the Little Ones Read More »
How can we be used by God in 2016? How will he preserves us for faithfulness?
Hope in the Preservation Read More »
What is the best way to extend the Christmas season into the new year? How can we approach 2016 with added hope and joy?
Seeking Hope After Christmas Read More »
Persevering folks keep hanging on to hope even when everything in life attacks them.
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Especially at Christmas, caregivers and families feel the sting of Alzheimer’s and dementia. We hang ornaments and remember past Decembers when our loved ones decorated the tree, sang Christmas carols and laughed while opening presents. Smells from the kitchen spike memories of Christmas cookies, cinnamon and nutmeg, that special family recipe for peppernuts. Yet now
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