After my youngest kids were out of the house, I was 20 years out of the workforce and in my early 50's with not much of a resume. I took several 'go nowhere' jobs sitting in an office staring at a computer screen. They were not for me... More >>

This morning something that happened made me think of you. A lady came into my store at 5:30 am today, she had blonde hair and she was wearing spandex shorts... More >>

...If you or your loved one have not thought about or prepared for death, you may not know where to start when your loved one is faced with a terminal illness... More >>

...Set in present-day New York City, the story begins with Max concluding, 'Once humans bring a kid home, life is not the same'... More >>

I want to thank you for one of the suggestions I heard you give on your program. You said if you're depressed, load up your iPod with happy songs and it will lift your spirits... More >>

I have listened to you for about 15 years. I want to share a positive story, one in which I was finally validated by your book "Bad Childhood, Good Life"... More >>

I spent the first 40 years of my life selfishly, living only for career success and material gain. I had no understanding at all of relationships, and I had no desire to be a mom. When I got pregnant, I thought nothing of aborting... More >>

...We both appreciate your reminders to be our spouse's girlfriend or boyfriend. And I can't tell you how many times I hear your voice in my head telling me to 'do the right thing!'... More >>

I married the most wonderful man in existence. I was 18, he was 26. We were engaged after a month and married 3 months after that. I love my husband more than the day we said 'I do'... More >>

I read your blog 'How to Act Around a Dying Loved One' and it reminded me of a poem I wrote before attending a funeral of a friend's father... More >>