Today's a great day to start living a healthier life as a caregiver, but where do you start?

• You start with this episode!

"I've found that if I chase healthiness, happiness chases me."

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A friend called and asked about his Sunday School class taking on a family dealing with a five-year medical crisis. He mentioned they wanted to bring them meals and clean their home. He asked me what I thought.

I quickly told him, “There’s a better way!"

We discussed this and more on this episode of Hope for the Caregiver. (And we head to the "Caregiver Keyboard!"

A powerful analogy between the chaos at the southern border and the personal consequences of not maintaining clear boundaries. Those who oppose boundaries often do so because they benefit from their absence. Failing to establish and maintain boundaries doesn't make us victims—it makes us volunteers. I explore how beliefs shape our approach to boundaries, urging listeners to take responsibility for protecting what matters most in their lives.

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A Match Made In Heaving

August 16th is our anniversary, and I'd like to take a moment to share the story of how Gracie and I met. This tale has it all: romance, humor, a bit of horror, and a lot of love.

We had mutual friends at Belmont University who thought we should meet. I was a senior, though my transfer credits were all messed up, so I didn't graduate that year. Gracie had just returned to school after recovering from a severe car wreck. When they told me she had a wreck, I didn't have any frame of reference. I had never been in a relationship with someone who was hurt. They said, "She had a pretty bad wreck, and she's back now after a year of recovering." I thought, "Okay, how bad can it be?"

I found out soon enough when she came down the walkway at the Student Center. She was a vocal performance major, and I studied composition and piano. This girl was beautiful, but she had a significant limp. She walked up to me, having heard about me, and wanted to test me out. I stood to greet her, and she said, "Can I put my feet up in your lap?" Odd question, right? But I said okay.

Her feet swelled when she sat, so she had to prop them up. She later informed me that she plopped her feet in my lap to see how I'd handle it. The first of many times she pushed the envelope with me to see how I would cope. Click to read the rest at peterrosenberger.com

From 08/3/2024

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In this program, we covered quite a bit of ground!

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From 07/20/202

Discussing the assassination attempt on President Trump., the challenges within the culture - and Scripture's directive to believers.

From the 07/13/2024 broadcast:

Opening Monologue: This is a bigger problem than we think it is.

B and C Block: Mike Flynn brings a powerful conversation about listening.

D Block: When you can't see BECAUSE of the Forest and Trees.

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