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Having a loving relationship between grandparent and granchild is joyful. A recent news story sheds light on the cruel, abusive treatment of an elderly grandparent.

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      Did you know that along with the beautiful emergence of spring flowers and warm spring breezes comes a warning to be cautious about caring for your skin in the spring/summer sun?  May is National Skin Cancer Awareness Month.  It is the time of the year to remind people to pay close attention to each [...]

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       I dont know why this product is called Plan B; however, most people have heard the old saying…”Let’s Go With Plan B”.  That sounds like anytime someone hits a roadblock in their path…they simply decide to change course, choose another direction…it sounds like an innocent phrase.   Today, Plan B is one of the least innocent phrases [...]

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     This weekend was certainly an eye-opener for me regarding teen activities when parents aren’t around.  I work with youth all of the time, I am the parent of 6 children-three of which are adults and three are under the age of 18.  I took my younger three children, plus 3 ten year old girls [...]

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       Maybe I am naive, I don’t think that I am…but, truly I try to think well of others unless they give me a rather royal reason not to.  Tonight , I am more than a little annoyed at a few teenagers.  I stopped off at the local library and was perusing the books in [...]

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       Minnesota has had a couple of miserable examples of appropriate teenaged behaviors.  First, there is the case of Nicole Beecroft who was 17 years old in April 2007 when she gave birth to a live baby girl, on the floor of the laundry room, in the home that she shared with her parents.  They did not know [...]

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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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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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       There was a recent news story that did much to anger those who work with women who have been “date raped”.   Helen Mirren, a British actress, who won awards last year for her portrayal of the Queen, did an interview with GQ in which she claimed to have been raped several times, many years [...]

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          Suicide is not a pleasant subject.  It is a word that makes most people cringe.  People who have lost a loved one to suicide cringe too; they have more of a reason to be disturbed by the word.  Most of us don’t stop to think about suicide death on a daily basis…but maybe we should.  For [...]

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