Parting Thoughts

What is your most powerful tip? Ronald Fox's answer: This is not going to be a popular answer but after months of meditation I realized the sad truth. Nobody is going to like this but it is true. It could change your life, if you only grasp the sheer magnitude of it. I expect a lot of downvotes. First though, let’s understand ...

What people talk about before they die Hospice chaplain Kerry Egan, author of "On Living," explains what people who are sick and dying talk about. Mostly, their families: mothers, fathers, sons and daughters.

Just came across this amazing blog from Jamie Anderson with these incredible words: http://allmylooseends.com/2014/03/lights-wink/

Very striking photographs!

Stories you capture of your loved ones may be visual rather than audio??

Instead of complaining when his 93-year-old mom moved in, he got his camera. The photos he took are haunting, playful, and breathtaking.

Public Confusion on Palliative Care vs. Hospice Limits Help at End-of-Life - New America Media New America Media is a nationwide association of over 3000 ethnic media organizations representing the development of a more inclusive journalism. Founded in 1996 by Pacific News Service, New America Media promotes ethnic media by strengthening the editorial and economic viability of this increasing...

Lovely. Capture this conversation with your loved one.

"A Conversation With Walter" (2011) Great Falls resident Walter Breuning was the world's oldest man until his death on April 14, 2011 at the age of 114. When he sat down with William Marcus (Ba...

They brought cameras in a nursing home, what they filmed brought their families to tears. Where prescription medicine falls short, these Alzheimer’s patients show astonishing reactions when music is played for them. "Alive Inside" has set forth to create a film showing music's ability to touch our souls. Their cameras reveal there is a healing power in music that can help combat memory l…