In 2007, the now-Retired U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Marshall Powell served as a medic in Iraq. After his deployment, he returned home with an injury that wasn’t visible to the eye. He had suffered what is now termed “moral injury”: the internal suffering that results from an action that goes against one’s moral code. As he
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In Guideposts‘ April 2017 cover story, this young mother shares how she survived the Boston Marathon bombing. Could she survive the aftermath?
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Award-winning talk show host Dr. Oz and NY Times best-selling author and preacher Franklin are bringing audiences a new series designed to explore the importance of faith in happiness and well being.
A woman fighting a bad cold and strep throat receives an unexpectedly comforting musical message.
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GirlTrek founders T. Morgan Dixon and Vanessa Garrison share how they were inspired to create the largest health non-profit for Black women in the country.
