In a previous post this past January, I wrote about a term, an “office” to be more exact, about which very few of us...
Category Archives: Mysteries and the End of Life
This Friday (April 24, 2015), I will be speaking at the AARP Colorado Caregiving Symposium at the Arvada Center for Performing Arts. For that...
This is a continuation of my post from last week. . . . (and also a celebration of three enjoyable years of blogging on...
I first wrote “old age” in the title instead of elderhood, but thought better of it. “Old age” can refer to something that is...
Early on in my blog on this website, I wrote a post entitled Law as a Healing Profession, which included a discussion of a...
Deep within the youth-glorifying part of our culture, right next to the expansive real estate of death denial, is a controversial aspect of our...
This is a picture taken outside my favorite fry bread restaurant, in Bluff, Utah. The Navajo Twins, the rock formation depicted (and name of...
After a couple weeks off from blogging I am back. No, they weren’t actually planned that way, these things do happen and I do...
When I was putting together the outline for this post, I thought of the title “a death of one’s own” and so I tried...
Say what?! Grief, Barb – isn’t that suffering that we all want to avoid? Well, not so fast. Yes, I am working my way...