1 Year Later
1 Year Later: A Lifetime of Memories Deborah M. Jackson, M.Div. Grief may be likened to an amputation. When a limb is lost and replaced...
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DEMENTIA CAREGIVER GRIEF SUPPORT
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"Tracing Faith: New Perspectives on Caregiver Grief and the Gospel"
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Entangled Joy: WBOK Interview
Hello everyone. I’ve been out and about trying to elevate the pitch about caregiving economics, caregiver respite, mental wellbeing, and...
The Only Way Up is Down
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God's Richness: Rest, Respite, and Restoration
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It is so hard to believe we are approaching the end of another year. For me, especially grieving the recent loss of my mother mortality...
Grace to Say Yes
Eight years ago, I sold everything I had, put a bookmark on my dreams and returned home as a full-time caregiver to my mother. While God...
The Caregiver Journey - Surrendering (Part 3)
In my latest articles I’ve been discussing the six essentials to the caregiving journey. Earlier this week I highlighted the 1st two -...
The Caregiver Journey (Part 2)
Recently, I began an article series sharing my experience on the six key areas of a caregiver’s journey. Next, I’ll discuss why making a...