Sing Anyway
Posted May 5th, 2021
Caring Connections Team
“Some days there won’t be a song in your heart. Sing anyway.” – Emory Austin I love this thought from Emory Austin. I am reminded of an experience with my grandmother. I called her Mom Mom. I loved her deeply. She lived far away from me, so it was always a celebration when she came […]
Happy Nurses Month!
Posted May 3rd, 2021
Karen Arnold-Korzeniowski, BSN, RN
For the past 19 years, nurses have ranked #1 on the list of the most ethical and honest professionals in an annual Gallup poll. I don’t think this ranking would come as a surprise to most. Nurses are taught how to care for you from the time you are born until you die and every […]
Seven Ways an Occupational Therapist Can Help Patients Recovering From Breast Cancer.
Posted April 30th, 2021
OncoLink Team
by Dawn Heiderscheidt Once you’ve been diagnosed with something like breast cancer, your mind may be swimming in “what-ifs” and “what aboutisms.” It can be terrifying. You may have concerns about what it means for you in regards to maintaining your life roles, engaging in your favorite activities, or how to continue to live your […]
What Do You Put In Your Pocket?
Posted April 28th, 2021
Caring Connections Team
When my kids were little, we began a little ritual of putting something in our pockets each day. You see, we had moved about 950 miles from where our kids had lived all of their young lives. Everything was different. Weather. Accents. Scenery. There was understandable sadness in missing their home and friends. There was […]
