A young child is diagnosed with a genetic disorder that is destined to limit her ability to have a normal life. A mom is diagnosed with a brain tumor that has resulted in more questions than answers. A young lady is awaiting surgery for an unusual … [Read more...]
Sympathy and Empathy
September 20, 2018 by
Sympathy is about feeling sorry for someone. Empathy, to me, is about doing something to alleviate their pain points. Empathy is key. Sympathy, not so much. … [Read more...]
Lost
August 20, 2018 by
A certain void has settled in her eyes. The voice is monotone, and the emotion is lacking. No spark of joy, or sorrow — just a lost, distant look. Her demons are real. Her journey is sad. Dementia impacts both the afflicted and the care giver. It … [Read more...]
Rest Well, Dear Donna
July 23, 2018 by
“I’ll only leave this place when I die”, was Donna’s gesture of goodwill when she rented our villa almost a decade ago. Yesterday Donna, 86, passed away at a local hospital. Donna was a sweet, kind and dignified lady. She doted on her children and … [Read more...]
