by Peter Rosenberger | Aug 6, 2019 | Caregivers, Standing With Hope |
A Multi-generational Family in Crisis For many caregivers, they are a family in crisis. With a rampant drug culture and the disintegration of the family, more and more grandparents find themselves caregiving, parenting, and struggling with enabling as well as their...
by Peter Rosenberger | Jan 7, 2019 | Blog, Caregivers, Standing With Hope |
Medically Assisted Death and the Family CaregiverAs more states adopt paths for medically assisted death, family caregivers remain virtually omitted from the conversation and care. The lid of this Pandora’s Box is opening wider as Christians flounder in sharing a...
by Peter Rosenberger | Nov 29, 2018 | Caregivers, Standing With Hope |
For as long as I can remember, when my father came home from reserve duty in the military, he brought small gifts. Each of my brothers and my sister received a pack of M & M’s. Following his military service, he and my mother extended the treats to when we...
by Peter Rosenberger | Jul 18, 2018 | Blog, Caregivers, Standing With Hope |
Yet Another Consolation Opportunity As the news of yet another mass shooting confronted America following the tragedy in Annapolis, the drownings in Missouri, the shootings in Toronto, and now the shootings in Pittsburgh— the frequency of these events may have created...
by Peter Rosenberger | Jun 8, 2018 | Blog, Caregivers, Standing With Hope |
Why Continue Putting Coins In A Broken Soda Machine? At a support group I regularly attend, a soda machine dispensing perfectly chilled drinks hums quietly against the wall. While seemingly a small thing, I enjoy the meetings with a refreshing beverage—taking a break...
by Peter Rosenberger | Jun 2, 2018 | Blog, Caregivers, Standing With Hope |
Fight What’s Closest Rather Than Fear The Future For more than twenty-five years, my wife, Gracie, has been an amputee. Over the years, the subject of “phantom-limb pain” found itself in many conversations. Amputees can often feel the pain of a limb that is not...
