Category Archives: Acceptance
I never beat Cancer
I never got cancer. My wife (who was coincidentally born a cancer) had breast cancer. I became her caregiver. Me – a man who didn’t have a clue about lots of things. That made me nervous too. How could someone … Continue reading
Regrets only
I’m sorry you had to go through all these stupid things. They’re stupid and they didn’t have to happen. I don’t see how they would ever make any sense. It’s not right. It’s just stupid. If I could give you … Continue reading
Insulation
Barriers Blinders Global unrest Imbalance Uncertainty Void, Null, & Waste Tricky Deceptive Elusive Peaceful Friendly Connected Robust Abstract Limiting Evasive
Compliments
Beautiful dear. Really lovely. Never seen one so keen! You wear them well. It’s an honor. I like that. Good lookin’!
Anticipatory Grief
I accept the fact that I was languishing over losing you. My rationale for investing time and energy into building a Caregiver support system stems from wanting to facilitate an increase in care by helping the ones with the most … Continue reading