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Moving a loved one to Long term Care Facility
When a family member, who is the primary caregiver, makes that tough decision support him or her. There are things that you can do: Before it gets to that point help the caregiver; ask what he or she needs help with and do itAfter the loved one moves in to the facility: visit both as often as possible.
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SISTER TALK- YOU ARE NOT THE WIFE!
No matter how long he has been separated from his wife; no matter how bad their marriage is, no matter how much money or time he spends on you you are still not the wife. Wives have privileges you don’t and it is till death do they part, which includes the funeral. This woman is not the only one. God…
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CHURCH: Why many of us don’t go.
This struck a nerve with me. I have been watching church from home for about 5 years now, which includes 4 in the state I live now. I have visited a few churches but I have yet to find a place that I can plant myself in. I give to 2 churches regularly which includes watching one from home every…
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HONOR YOUR ELDERLY – PLEASE🙏
In my job I have encountered a lot of elderly individuals who have been neglected or just ignored by family members. After I finish this post I will be going to visit my great uncle and great aunt, not because there are not family members that check on them but because I wanted to pay my respects to them on…
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THOUGHTS OF MARSHA: FOCUS
PHILIPPIANS 4:8 (KJV)Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. It is a process, living is a process, we did not get everything right yesterday…
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SISTER TALK: DO YOU!
Be the woman you are without all the accessories. Do you. It is not a question but a challenge. Learn to love being who you are by yourself and around others and with that special someone.
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