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Choose To Create Treasured Memories for Yourself, You Deserve Them

  It’s always difficult to face the reality of a parent’s illness. Most children grow and thrive within the warm, protective sphere known as a loving parents care. And even when the relationship has been difficult or dysfunctional, there still seems to be a connection of more than simply genetics. This emotional connection to a parent might simply be a single, thin shred of hope that someday this complicated, or almost nonexistent relationship, will somehow…

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The Storming of Thunder Ridge 2018 Guest Post by Christian Schick

In a hospital waiting room in Dayton, Ohio, Mahler Symphony No.2 “Resurrection” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHsFIv8VA7w&t=225s) plays for a comatose patient. I had chosen this piece of music for my brother, Ryan. It was his favorite Mahler symphony. The theme of the symphony is resurrection. Like Martha from the John 11 Bible passage, my family had the faith to believe in the future resurrection of my brother’s soul but we’re wrestling with the faith that his seemingly lifeless…

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Be the Lighthouse

  Everyone experiences trying times in his or her life. And on many of those occasions, human nature takes over, and we mentally utter what might be the oldest question in the history of mankind, “Why?” Sometimes, it is said in a truly puzzled tone and other times it is snarled in a voice demanding an instant answer, and an apology, from the universe. But in all of these cases, we feel that our predicament…

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Guest Post- Interview With Brittany Lewis By Benedict Musee

This is a very unique post as it is an interview conducted by Benedict Musee with author Brittany Lewis. So in a way you are getting two guests in a single post! In addition, you will hear a powerful message that is certainly worth the read and some additional thought as you begin to digest all that you read. Autism is still somewhat of a mystery to us but through the painstaking work of parents…

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Thank You Amy Temple

See The Good would like to thank Amy Temple for her dedication and contributions to the website and for agreeing to be a regular contributor to the site. Starting this week, with an awesome post titled Dreams, Amy will be posting on See The Good every Sunday. So be sure to take a few minutes to enjoy her work each week as she shares some great thoughts and insight. Thank you again, Amy- it is great…

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Better Than A Video

We live in a world where technology touches almost every aspect of our lives. We listen to books and can have our trips routed by our vehicle’s GPS. We are even willing to allow an electronic device to secure our most treasured memories for safekeeping. Not to say that making a video of special moments is not a good idea, but there are some memories that should only be committed to pencil and paper or…

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