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Tag Archives: Behind The Mask by Helene Moore
Being With Family
Being back in California with all the kids, grand-kids and great grand-kids is wonderful. What more can I ask for? We now have two great grand children. A girl, almost 7 months old, and a boy, just a month old. … Continue reading
National Caregivers Month
It is National Caregivers Month in November. So what are you going to do locally? If you ever stood in the caregivers shoes, you’d know it’s a lonely, depressing, nothing to look forward to, and your friends usually leave one … Continue reading
Adopt A Caregiver
It’s been a long time since I have talked about Adopt A Caregiver. To all those new to my blog, please know this is my way of giving back. I have stood in the shoes of caregiver, (for seven years) … Continue reading
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Making Mistakes
We all make mistakes. This week I’ve been full of them. Some of them have been frustrating, humiliating, and others I have learned that you can learn from your mistakes. I failed the written driving test the first time around, … Continue reading
Writing Is Addictive
I’ve always known that writing is addictive. The more you write, the more you want to write. Writing in a journal, writing a memoir, writing a story, writing out your goals, lists of things to do, becomes a habit when … Continue reading
Words Are Powerful
Words can be powerful. Words can hurt. Words can also heal. Powerful words inspire, create feelings of peacefulness and harmony. Words can also hurt. Words can’t be taken back. Think before you speak. Once you have hurled hurtful words at … Continue reading
Support Caregivers
One day you might be a caregiver yourself. Support caregivers, treat them like you yourself would like to be treated. Caregivers are working 24/7. They are lonely, exhausted, too tired to go out to support groups, and remember support groups … Continue reading
Things To Do Before I Die
I wrote this almost ten years ago, and it still holds true today. “Things to do before I die. Now where did that thought com from? It flew into my mind like a tornado and wouldn’t leave. So, lets see … Continue reading
Tomorrow Is September 11th
Let us remember tomorrow with reverence. For those who died, and for all those who fought so valiantly to save lives, I thank you. I hope America thanks you. To those who lost loved ones, I’m so sorry. I hope … Continue reading
Lovely Or Lonely
Holiday weekends, are they lovely or lonely? For most of us they are lovely, a chance to do things with friends, catch up on errands and house, and be with family enjoying traditions. Or they can be very lonely for … Continue reading