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By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg Health crises, doctor’s visits, additional hospitalizations and a few prayers later, I was faced with another life-changing decision. Reflection and critical, painfully honest self-examination led me to choose, once again, the most logical path to take ...
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg I will walk with you through many doors. Though your pace is slower, I will take smaller steps, For your dignity is as vital as the air we breathe...
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg She had kept her age from me all this time and unexpectedly revealed a part of herself which was no longer a taboo subject. It's as if she wanted me to know that she was old and vulnerable now...
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg Bennie's memorabilia, cherished pieces of his life, remain hidden in a large container, reminders of another time, an era when handshakes sealed a business deal, when families gathered around the table sharing laughter and funny stories, when letters ...
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg In this world of instant gratification, instant marriages, instant divorces – in fact instant everything one can possibly imagine – here, right beside me, is proof that time is the ultimate test of love...
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg A portly gentleman in his mid-sixties collapses into bed each evening, exhausted and spent. His wife by his side, they are attached wrist to wrist with a cord in case she tries to walk out of the apartment in middle of the night...
Family Meetings Not Rocket Science, But You Can Feel Over The Moon About Them
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg Family meetings can provide an ideal occasion to share new information, problem solve together, and work on more positive and rewarding relationships...
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg The cholent request was, at first glance, innocent padding at the end of the message, yet somehow it seemed hesitant and cautious...
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg Only moments before the lights went out, I had been pondering how I could get everyone out of their hibernation in order to spend a little time together...
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg Most of us have come across an acquaintance and exchanged cursory hellos, been asked the customary, "How are you?" only to be left standing by ourselves, scratching our heads...
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