Addiction, Stress and the Autoimmune System: The Physical Consequences on Parents and Families
Today, June 29th, is World Scleroderma Day. Per the Mayo Clinic, “Scleroderma is a group of rare, chronic diseases that involve
Dealing with Death
I am now writing this in a completely different vain than I intended. Carla and I watched a movie last week called
Time for Us all to Fly
I was sitting in a business meeting and the following video was shown. It's quick. I invite you to watch it now.
The Picture that will Never Be
We had a big month with Nolan being sworn is as a Police Officer. We celebrate his accomplishment and his choice to
Learning to Hope through Cornerstone
I don’t like the word hope. To me, when we hope, we give control to someone or something other than ourselves. It’s a
Yes, “these lives” are worth saving!
What is a life worth. What is your child’s life worth. These are questions that I ask when I hear people question
Event Management Volunteer Needed
The need to reach more and more parents, students and children with our message to live a substance-free life has reached
Continuing the conversation doesn’t always require a conversation
Part of BREAKING THE SILENNCE and talking “EARLY, OFTEN and RIGHT,” is our non-verbal communication. The things we do versus the things
National Overdose Awareness Day: One More Positive Step
Did you know that yesterday was “National Overdose Awareness Day.” Whatever the drug or substance, each step of awareness like this can
Hope Where There Seems to be None
Last Friday, I met an incredible lady. She is a nurse by trade. We will call her Linda. As we talked business,