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Not Home for The Holidays
This story was submitted to One Legacy by Butch Wolfe of Burlington, KY, in honor and loving memory of his father, Charles Wolfe, who originally wrote this story describing his Christmas in 1953, while serving in the United States Air Force. It was Christmas Eve,...
GREAT, NOW WHAT AM I GOING TO DO?
I was born in March of 1938, in St. Louis, MO. I lived in South St Louis, near Carondelet Park, been there most of my life. I attended a local public school, Woerner Elementary School. Later I attended Our Lady of Sorrows catholic school and Bishop DuBourg High School...
I WANT TO BE JUST LIKE THEM WHEN I GROW UP
My name is Cheryl Brunsmann. I was born in 1961 and raised south of Belleville IL. The farm I was raised on is almost directly across from Belleville West High School. I’m the youngest of thirteen children. I always say that I give my mom credit, or blame her,...
Decisions, Decisions: Making the Medicare Choice
Sharon Wagner is the author of The Ultimate Guide to Senior-Friendly Workouts, Fitness Gear, Healthy Recipes, and More and runs the website SeniorFriendly.info. Sharon hopes to provide resources and inspiration to other seniors seeking a healthier lifestyle. If you’ve...Did you know?
A study published in the Journal of Palliative Medicine suggests that engaging in legacy activities like scrapbooking and story sharing can increase family communication and reduce stress for caregivers to chronically ill individuals. Caregivers reported less stress and patients reported decreased breathing difficulty and increased religious meaning.
Read more here: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2664509/
