I know what they’ll ask her. Do you have a fever? Do you have a cough? Have you been in…
We’re all in lock down. For a crime we didn’t commit. A crime no one committed, a virus. An invisible…
Schools are closed. Restaurants are closed and church services have been cancelled. Offices are closed and employees are working from…
For the past seven years, Elaine Herrick called Life Care Center in Washington state her home. She was a giver,…
I am not a spouse. And yet she comes and speaks to me as if I were. She is missing…
A simple doorknob. We touch scores of them every day without even thinking. They open the world for us. We…
Years ago, I had extensive surgery and spent several nights recovering in a hospital in Atlanta. The anesthesia was working…
There comes a point in every caregiver’s journey where they must make a decision. An excruciating, gut-wrenching decision. They need…
Being a caregiver for a loved one with Alzheimer’s is like being signed up for Marine Corp boot camp without…
I remember as a child standing in our church’s parking lot in Virginia on a Sunday afternoon, kicking gravel with…