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Fireside, we watch wood burn down—but we also witness it bursting open to reveal the beauty within.
She had always leaned on her faith. But when it came to her drug-addicted son her faith did not feel like enough.
He was kicked out of a sober-living home. Could she believe him when he said he was finally ready to give up drugs?
This mail carrier noticed something wasn’t right at one of the homes on her route. Her quick action made all the difference.
Amy’s Place is the first free-standing Memory Cafe in the U.S. and its goal is simple: to give caregivers a little TLC.
As her mother’s Alzheimer’s worsened, improvisational theater experience gave her and her husband a new way to interact with her mom—and ease the strain.
An old dog and an upcoming book inspire thoughts on the disease, family and who we are.
When she realized she’d inherited the family trait of complaining, she prayed for help in adjusting her attitude.
Concerts. Travel. Football games. This couple is busy in retirement.
Susan Salomone uses what happened to her son to help end the stigma associated with addiction
