My high school friend lives several states away. We are 67 years old. Her husband, 72, has Alzheimer's and a very aggressive type of Parkinson's disease... More >>

I met my first love working at a fast food restaurant just after high school. She was caring and a hard worker like me. She was very beautiful and had eyes that smiled all the time. More >>

I wrote this for my wife of 34 years as a tribute to her being a stay at home mother to our sons, now ages 27 and 29... More >>

...He picked me up at the door and I handed him an umbrella [it was drizzling outside]. He looked at me and said, 'Is this for you?' I said, 'Yes.' He took it and held it for me while he walked me to the car. More >>

Whether you and your family are facing a quick decision about a nursing home due to a recent event or have been coping with a worsening progressive disease such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, considering a nursing home is not an easy decision... More >>

One of the biggest things I learned in marriage is that you can't just quit when you feel you want to. If you chose wisely, troubles that come will eventually go... More >>

My 3-year-old still requires me to position him on the big toilet. If he's going to 'be a while' part of his routine is to listen to your podcast with me... More >>

Whenever my wife would come to me with a problem, whether it was a 'fix something around the house,' or a personal issue, I went straight into 'fix it' mode, because I'm a guy, and that's just what we do - we fix things... More >>

My husband and I have had two crazy years. To make a long story short, we decided to let go of a job he had for over 12 years because we could not handle the immorality of how they did business. He started a new company and money has been tight. More >>

I want you to stop and think about the amount of time that you spend checking work email outside of work... More >>