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The Middle Seat Toad Man
The guy in the middle seat is either rude or has zero self-awareness. He has decided to spread his elbows across the middle, pushing me one way and the young lady next to him the other way. Read more
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Grief: The Painful Words from Christians
I am speaking from my personal experience and from counseling others who have faced tragedy. When tragedy strikes, the world does not make sense. The loving God we serve appears distant. Faith begins to leak like an old helium party balloon, leaving emptiness, the perfect environment for the growth of fear and doubt. Read more
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The Olympic Rings: Now Blasphemous?
Given this rich history and the values the Olympics stand for, it’s puzzling why the Olympic committee would risk alienating a significant portion of its global audience. Read more
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The Myth of Closure: Embracing the Infinite Journey of Grief
The victory was that parents were permitted to continue the healing journey by processing the grief by grieving. The adage Move on and get over it. It has been long enough, so get out and live, and all the other useless statements only delay the healing process. Read more
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The Myth of Closure: Coming on Monday
the loss of our daughter helped me create a new definition for what people call closure–MYTH. Read more
