There were moments, when nothing seemed as it was and everything seemed newly tenuous. Dad’s “we shall see” and “bottom line” and Mom’s “living is for living” and “aren’t we lucky” reminded me to be patient, to simplify, to let go of fear, and to count our blessings.
—excerpt from Living Is for Living: A Caregiver’s Story
Beautifully tender, authentic, connecting and yes even Spiritual! Thanks for being You!
G
And thank you for being YOU Gail : )
Thanks again for your uplifting voice. Lucky you to have a full house. We can only Zoom with all of our and both of our extended families. XO to all there
Ellen, I hope you are getting in person time these days.
So wonderfully put ❤️ Makes me happy you have a house full of loved ones. Stay well. Miss you! #beastmode
Hi Nicole!!! Thanks for putting a smile on my face with the #beastmode reminder : )
Thank you, Terry, once again for your insight. My dad is 95 and living in his home on his own. He has what it takes to survive this and i hope the virus avoids him. Lots of love, Robin
I’m glad your Dad is holding steady Robin 💜
Beautifully said, Thank you, for helping me reflect on one’s self during these uncertain times. Love Diane
So grateful for you Diane.
Love this and the lady writing it!
and I love the lady reading it!
I love this! And you!
I love you right back, Tia!