Reflections on Aging
We Are the Ones God Sends
Rabbi Stephen Karol discusses the value of Yizkor, the service of remembrance, and our role comforting the bereaved — and ourselves. [Read more…]
pain
Living Longer-Living Better
Isn’t Hindsight Brilliant? Healing My Body, Connecting to My Soul, Reclaiming My Life
A guest blog post by AnnMerle Feldman, a blogger and movement educator. [Read more…]
Carole's Corner
The Question
Carole Leskin thinks about the question she got from a fellow patient in the doctor’s waiting room. [Read more…]
Carole's Corner
I Wish I Was The Way I Was
A few weeks ago I drove my friend to our local movie theater. She has mobility problems and uses a cane so I often drive. That way, if we do not find a handicapped parking [Read more…]
Baby Boomer Bubbe
How Do You Eat an Elephant? Or: How Do You Measure Your Pain?
On a scale of 1-10, how do you measure the gut wrenching pain that, at one time or another, we all feel? Is it measurable? Is it time limited? Do you cry? Do you sit [Read more…]