by Candyl Eyster | Feb 23, 2015 | Sin categorizar, inspiration, Spiritual Care
My father used to have a saying, “I don’t like sitting still for too long. At my age, I’m afraid I’ll rust in place!” And he lived up to that sentiment, remaining very active until he died. Another common phrase expressing this idea is, “Use it or lose it!” ...
by Candyl Eyster | Feb 17, 2015 | hospice care, teen volunteers, volunteers
This week we continue our Where are They Now? stories of our former teen volunteers. This next story spotlights a recent teen alumnus whose heart, life and career path were shaped by her rewarding service. Here’s a look into the life of Anna Stamas, then and now:...
by Candyl Eyster | Feb 16, 2015 | inspiration, Sin categorizar, Spiritual Care
I read an article in Caring for the Human Spirit magazine recently. The author told the story of a dear friend who had gone in to have heart surgery at their local hospital. While his friend received wonderful medical care, something was missing, and his friend...
by Candyl Eyster | Feb 12, 2015 | dementia, alzheimers
Many older Americans are being proactive in sharpening their brains. Computer games, word puzzles and yoga are just a few of the popular activities. There’s even more you can do. Try these 10 easy ways to keep your mind fit forever from AARP: Get moving:...
by Candyl Eyster | Feb 9, 2015 | inspiration, Spiritual Care, Sin categorizar
One of the hallmarks of great truths is that they echo across all different cultures and religions. One such truth is referred to in Western traditions as the “Golden Rule.” A journalist once polled random strangers to see if an awareness of this “golden rule” was...
