by Randi Johnson | Health & Wellness, Our Stories, Relationships
Death, in a typical American household sounds just dreadful, doesn’t it? Old folks’ homes are generally perceived as ghastly places. Our culture shames parents especially directed towards mothers when they have a dying child. Worse yet, a still born baby. The vision...
by Rena McGill | Life Lessons, Our Stories, Our Struggles, Relationships
Would you know what to write if you had to write your own eulogy? The answer to that question faced me a few days ago as I sat in a self-care workshop reflecting on living my best life. Truthfully, the thought of writing my own eulogy could never have been more...
by Chantalle D'Spain | Life Lessons, Our Stories, Our Struggles, Relationships
Have you ever spent time with a person, and at the end of it, felt like you had been holding your breath? Maybe, you can’t put your finger on it, but you just don’t feel like you. Perhaps, you even feel drained or a little down. If you do, that might be a sign that...
by Jenn Reeves | Business & Balance, Life Hacks, Relationships
1 of Your Friends Does It There are approximately 194.3 million people 18-64 years old in the US according to the most recent 2010 Census.A 2014 Gallup Surveyestimates the average person has 9 close friends.10%, or about 18.6 million, are associated with a...
by Cindy Vanhoff | Our Stories, Our Struggles, Relationships
“I want a divorce” was my 25thbirthday gift from my first husband. To say I was devastated is an understatement. I loved that man. I loved that man more than he ever deserved! He was abusive, unfaithful, an addict, and the love of my life. I thought I couldn’t...
by Charlie Brewer | A-Ha Moments, Life Lessons, Our Stories, Relationships
I have 9 siblings and just happen to be in the middle of them all. By all practical purposes the middle child is the peace keeper. The logical one, the one who is old enough to be respected by the young ones and also old enough to be included in the older group. You...
