Too Young for a Nursing Home
The decision for Jason to move into a nursing home wasn’t one any of us were ready for. Sure, it was always floating in our periphery but given
April 29, 2024
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The decision for Jason to move into a nursing home wasn’t one any of us were ready for. Sure, it was always floating in our periphery but given
Captain’s Log: Day Sixteen Take a moment to think. To really think. Think about the children in your lives. All ages. All genders. The ones you teach. The
Captain’s Log: Day Ten As many of you know my husband, Jason, has been disabled for twenty-two years. And by disabled, I mean very much so. In short,
Captain’s Log: Day Six Finding your people. It’s easier said than done. But to be recognized? That’s even trickier. It’s been almost fifty years that I’ve lived in
Captain’s Log: Day Four I’m not a glass half full or half empty kind of person, though some think so. I simply try not to delude myself with
Captain’s Log: Day Two This year hits different. One would think that the comforts of tradition brings forth ease. Isn’t that what traditions are designed for? Familiarity. We
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