Eight Suggestions for Making a Challenging Mother’s Day a Blessed One
Sometimes I wonder if Mother’s Day brings women more grief than blessings. Some of us will grieve the loving mothers
Author: chermor2
I'm a follower of Jesus, a pastor's wife, a mother of six adult children (four adopted as a sibling group), and a "Mimi" to seven precious grands! I helped care for my mom, who had Alzheimer's, until she went home to Jesus in December of 2016. During that time my mother-in-law was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and moved in with us for almost four years. She just turned ninety eight and is now living in a care center. God sends lessons and smiles through the tears. It helps me to share them and I hope it blesses others.
Looking for God’s purpose and comfort in aging and trials
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A Prayer for Thanksgiving Day When Grieving
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The Recipe of Memories
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Now is the Time
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Where Did the Old Path Go?
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Seven Things I Would Advise When a Loved One is Diagnosed With Dementia
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Making the Most of the Moments
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A Mother’s Touch
I tucked Mama into bed for her nap today, after lunch, and climbed in next to her for a little
Lessons of Love Revisited
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God's Grace and Life's Challenges 