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Breaking the Sibling Bond

How to Set Boundaries Without Breaking the Sibling Bond 1. Identify your limits before the next crisis hits.It’s easier to set boundaries when you’re clear on what you can and cannot give, before you’re in the heat of an emergency. … Continue reading

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The best mail I ever received

In the back of one of my closets is an unopened FedEx box from my mother. My 92-year-old mom died on March 8, 2019, and this box was delivered on March 11, 2019, as though it was mailed by the … Continue reading

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With Love

I have a few words of encouragement for the young lady whose grandmother had developed dementia (“Loving Granddaughter”). My mom passed away 20 years ago from Parkinson’s disease and dementia. I am in my late 70s now, but I remember … Continue reading

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Your Ticket to Dinner

Some traditions come with requirements. Dr. Tai, the middle child of three daughters, grew up with a Thanksgiving ritual that her mother took very seriously: gratitude as your “ticket to dinner.” “Since we were old enough to say grace, my … Continue reading

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Make a Christmas Brunch

Instead of going all-out for Christmas dinner, make a brunch spread instead. Include an assortment of pastries, fruit, butters, and jams. Serve on a wood serving board for easy cleanup. Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and … Continue reading

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