Only the Good Stuff
Do you share only the good stuff on social media? Do you envy others whose lives seem magical or more successful than your own? Me too. Continue reading Only the Good Stuff
Do you share only the good stuff on social media? Do you envy others whose lives seem magical or more successful than your own? Me too. Continue reading Only the Good Stuff
Skip the New Year’s Resolutions! Do this instead. Continue reading Skip the New Year’s Resolutions
Do you look forward to Thanksgiving with anticipation or anxiety? A little of both? Continue reading Thanksgiving Day Thoughts
Is it silly to say goodbye to an old sofa with many memories? Continue reading The Sofa: Farewell to an Old Friend
I recently had a conversation with my husband about how honest I should be about what’s going on in my life. Should I gloss over it? Do people really want to know what’s going on? When they ask, “How are you?,” do they really mean it? Early this morning, I spoke with a friend whom I’ve known for thirty years. We’ve been raw and honest … Continue reading Tell the truth or gloss over my life?
Seeing both sides of everything and having challenges making a decision. Continue reading Discontent or perfectly happy?
The end of the year is a perfect time to let go and set an intention for the new year. Continue reading Get Ready for the New Year with ceremony!
What happens when life turns upside down in an instant? Spinal Cord Injury. Paraplegia. Words no one wants to hear. One caregiver wrote a book about her journey of grief, faith and ultimately hope. Good read!
Continue reading New Book Offers Insights into Paraplegia, Grief and Faith – Better Than Before: One Couple’s Journey After a Tragic Accident
With the holidays here, thoughts naturally go to tradition. As family traditions pass down to the next generation, how do we let go? How do we say goodbye to our past? Continue reading The Christmas Goblets
Originally posted on ART with Angela DiCicco, The Italian Grandmama's Guide:
Arthur, a 73 year old paraplegic five years out, uses adaptive tools to aid him in living an independent life. He is a T-11 complete with no feeling below his belly button. One of the challenges he faced was transferring on a slippery tile floor. While transferring from the wheelchair to the commode… Continue reading Adaptive Equipment: Paraplegic demonstrates chocks to stabilize wheelchair