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Why Bother Knowing When You Are Distressed?
By Terese Luikens | | Health, Listening, Mental Health
Why Bother Knowing When You Are Distressed? The other day, my husband noticed that someone was flying an American flag upside down. I am not sure these people understand the message that an upside down flag relays, but according to the American Legion, “The flag should never be displayed with the union down, except as…
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Why Bother To Notice An Aha Moment?
By Terese Luikens | | Family, Listening, Relationships
Why Bother To Notice An Aha Moment? A little more than a year ago, one of my sisters carried through with an aha moment that she’d had. When the world had more or less shut down, and traveling anywhere to visit anybody was not even a choice, she wondered how all six of her…
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Why Bother Remembering Your Mother?
By Terese Luikens | | Family, Relationships
We may not all be mothers, but we all have one. They may or may not still be living. We might be able to recall some great moments with her, or some not so great moments. Either way, they bore us or perhaps adopted us, and they became our mother. Your Version Everyone has a…
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Why Bother With Definitions?
By Terese Luikens | | Faith, Mental Health
Why Bother With Definitions? Recently I read an article by Jeff Minick, a new favorite author of mine who writes for The Epoch Times, a new favorite newspaper I subscribe to. His article, ‘I’m Doing It’: Resilience and Faith in Our Daily Battles, told the story of a woman who contracted Lyme disease and…
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