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In Loving Memory of Tillie Cutler
July 9th my mother-in-law passed away. She was an amazing woman whom I admired tremendously. Though she had humble beginnings and she and her husband often struggled to make ends meet during their family rearing years, all of her children … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, end of life, family caregiver, grief, loss, love
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Reconcilliation and Your Well-Being
Growing up my family was very close. In typical Italian style, every Sunday was spent at my grandparent’s home in Chicago where random aunts, uncles and cousins (most of which lived on the same block) gathered for an amazing feast. … Continue reading
Posted in against all odds, boomers, caregiving, encouragement, forgiveness, work/life/flex, working caregiver
Tagged against all odds, boomers, caregiving, caregiving and stress, encouragement, family, forgiveness, forgiving, friendship, just stuff, love, relationship, truth shall set you free, work/life/flex, working caregiver
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Love – It’s all the matters in the end
One of my favorite movies is Moulin Rouge and one of the lines from the movie says, “The greatest thing in all the world is to love and be loved in return.” I love that line. It’s so true. A few … Continue reading
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