You may have a drug cupboard, a drug basket, or a drug bag. At my house it's a kitchen drawer with a "baby" lock on it. There are always a few little pills that make their way to the bottom of the drawer that I am not sure … [Read more...]
How is Faith Related to Pain Tolerance?
How is faith related to pain tolerance? Can a person with great faith endure more than a person with little or no faith? What can we learn from people of great faith that will help us live with chronic illness? In the … [Read more...]
Caregiver Statistics
Nearly seven in ten (69% of caregivers) assist one person; two in ten care for two people. About half (48%) help a loved one eight or less hours per week. One in five (17%) assist for 40 or more hours per … [Read more...]
Volunteering Can Ease Both Emotional and Physical Pain
If you could improve your health (despite having a chronic illness) plus, create more awareness about the effects of your illness to others, would you do it? Volunteering may do just this! Too often we find ourselves sitting … [Read more...]
Find the Joy of The Lord in the Winter Season
This morning, I walked outside as my husb& was leaving for work. I noticed the leaves blowing across the yard in blurs of gold, orange & brown. The morning sun felt warm on my shoulders & the sky was cloudless & blue. I … [Read more...]
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