Maggie Davis describes how this very unique concept of caring for others in need evolved on the Blue Hill Peninsula in Northern Maine.
A very inspiring and uplifting story.The author shares her end of life walk with both her parents…
Days we are busy, we sometimes forget there are people counting on us to act on promises we have made, within a time frame we ourselves have agreed to.
Sometimes for caregivers the most difficult thing is to care for someone we would rather run from-not because of the physical demands but because their nature clashes with our own.
What if another’s injury could feel like our own, even if we had never suffered that injury ourselves? What if we could take to heart another’s disappointment or trial?
Imaging having way-stations in place where even the hardiest of us could walk in off the street to find tenderness, to gain strength and then be glad to pass the kind attentions on.
What one person sees as a “testing” situation, another may not. It is folly to compare situations, claiming our circumstances are worse than others’.
