Posted in abandonment, abuse, anger, attitude, awareness, cancer, comfort, communication, compassion, depression, disappointments, disaster, disease, divorce, emotions, encouragement, Fear, friendship, funeral, giving, grief, health, help, hopes, illness, Impact, inspiration, leadership, life, loneliness, loss, love, loyalty, ministry, observations, opinion, pain and misery, relationships, sensitivity, support, Toxic, trauma, Uncategorized, unhappiness, well-being on Oct 30th, 2009
Life can throw some difficult things at people…sometimes words are not enough. When that happens, an action needs to take place to offer encouragement & hope.
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Posted in Advocating for special needs, animals, awareness, cancer, charitable organizations, children, comfort, commitment, compassion, disease, elderly, emotions, encouragement, finances, friendship, health, illness, Impact, inspiration, kids, life, loneliness, love, mental and physical health, observations, of connections, pets, relationships, responsibility, service, sickness, special needs, stress, support, well-being on Oct 27th, 2009
Pet ownership can improve the quality of life for the elderly, disabled, or those struggling with a chronic illness or disease. Pets can teach responsibility and improve a person’s health.
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Posted in armed forces, attitude, charitable organizations, Christmas, comfort, commitment, communication, compassion, danger, emotions, encouragement, fathers, Fear, giving, leadership, life, loneliness, loss, loyalty, military, mom, mother, news, observations, of connections, pain and misery, parenting, Patriotism, power, prayer, prayer, sadness, service, support, trauma, Twitter, Twitter on Oct 27th, 2009
Military men & women serving overseas need cards of support & appreciation as the holidays near while they serve the United States away from friends and family.
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Posted in Fear, military, news, prayer on Jul 20th, 2009
Pfc Bowe Bergdahl has been captured in Afghanistan and needs prayer for his safe return and that of the three Afghan army soldiers.
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Posted in Amazing, anger, compassion, emotions, encouragement, excitement, friendship, Heart, life, loneliness, love, mental and physical health, observations, of connections, pain and misery, relationships, surprise on Mar 26th, 2009
Tonight was a lesson in making someone feel loved and cherished. A young lady who has been missing from our community for personal reasons returned for a brief reunion with the people who truly care about her; I think it surprised her. It was emotional; she was embraced and verbally told that she was [...]
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Posted in abuse, anger, children, crime, culture, elderly, emergency, emotions, failure, family, friendship, health, Heart, help, home, Impact, law enforcement, life, loneliness, medical, mental and physical health, news, pain and misery, relationships, respect, sadness, service, support, surgery, Uncategorized, well-being on Nov 27th, 2008
I don’t know about you but hearing about the elderly being abused makes me mad. Yesterday on my home television station there was a terrible story about a elderly woman who was allegedly abused by her own son. She was left on her couch allegedly for approximately three weeks without medical help. She was so weak from lack [...]
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Posted in accomplishments, Brendon Burchard, charitable organizations, charity, children, comfort, death, depression, Education, emotions, encouragement, Faith, family, friendship, future, giving, grief, Heart, hopes, Impact, kids, life, loneliness, love, meaning of life, mental and physical health, miracles, music, news, of connections, Opportunities, pain and misery, sadness, safety, school, suicidal, suicide, support on Sep 26th, 2008
My good friend, Ken McArthur is standing in a circus tent today asking 2,000 people to spread a message of hope to teenagers who don’t think that life is worth living. I think it’s a great message of hope for anyone and would love to see all of my readers think about spreading it today. [...]
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Posted in accomplishments, anger, Blogging, commitment, communication, culture, death, Education, emotions, family, friendship, future, goals, grief, help, hopes, Impact, Jeff Wellman, Ken McArthur, life, loss, media, medical, mental and physical health, MONEY, news, pain and misery, Passing Away, sadness, stress, suicide, Teamwork, the impact factor, trauma on Sep 9th, 2008
The second week of September is National Suicide Prevention Week every year. Suicide awareness & prevention is important because every life is worth saving.
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Posted in abuse, anger, communication, courage, depression, divorce, emotions, encouragement, failure, family, Fear, future, Heart, Impact, life, loneliness, loss, marriage, mental and physical health, of connections, pain and misery, relationships, sadness, self doubt, stress, suicidal, trauma on Aug 11th, 2008
Have you ever known someone who is in a totally disfunctional relationship and just seems destined to repeat patterns of negative and destructive behaviors? I was thinking on this last night with a young teenaged couple that i know. They spend all of their time together…fighting…hurting…crying…begging…breaking up…for-giving….manipulating…emotional arm wrestling…isolating…and starting all over again. They [...]
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Posted in cancer, Celebration, celebrity, charitable organizations, chemo, children, coaching, emotions, encouragement, Faith, Fame, family, Fear, Good Morning America, grief, health, Heart, hospital, Impact, life, loneliness, loss, medical, mental and physical health, news, of connections, pain and misery, parenting, Patriotism, politics, prayer, relationships, Robin Roberts, sadness, spiritual, support, television, trauma, well-being on Jul 14th, 2008
There is something special and unique about the bonding that takes place when people bond through their shared experiences. Something that i noticed when my parents each went through their cancer diagnosis and treatment sessions…intense bonding with fellow cancer patients and their families. That bond in those relationships was a lifeline at times. The fear [...]
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