Is pain necessary in life? No one can avoid it. Even the most intellectual of us are not exempt from it. But the wise understand that there is more in living than suffering, that life can only attract more life. … Read More
Question for Bernie: Hello and thank you so much for being available!! To put my several questions into one I guess I’d ask: How does a person still new to bladder cancer (i.e., diagnosed in May) plan her future when … Read More
Question for Bernie: Not a question – a “Thank You” all the way from New Zealand. My wife Nicki is still with us, probably shouldn’t be having suffered with brain tumors and strokes and so on for over 20 years … Read More
From your parents you learn love and laughter and how to put one foot before the other. But when books are opened you discover that you have wings. –Helen Hayes In 1989, my father was diagnosed with Stage 4 stomach … Read More
Question for Bernie: What are your thoughts about “frozen shoulder” (sometimes called adhesive capsulitis) which so many women eventually face? Do you feel there is a particular psychosocial element to it or do you think it is primarily mechanical? Thank … Read More
Question for Bernie: So Bernie, let me tell you what happened on Saturday. Just to recap, I was stressing about my husband’s new diabetic diagnosis and feeling anxious and fearful. You told me to stop living in the imagined future, … Read More
Question for Bernie: My mother has been sick for many years on and off. It first started with breast cancer back when I was in high school. She beat it and was fine for about 6 years. Then for the … Read More
Question for Bernie: My mom had a major stroke and is mostly paralyzed but her mind is fine. She needs something spiritual and positive. She lives in another state and so I can’t comfort her emotionally in-person. My dad is … Read More
Question for Bernie: This question is in regard to healing from grief. I have a friend whose 2 boys, her only children, were shot to death at ages 16 and 19, along with another 16-year old, in a road rage … Read More
Kathleen’s story is powerful, honest, and eye-opening. She asks readers to go a little beyond where some might feel comfortable, but if you are willing to do that, the reward is the story of a profound healing journey. Kathleen tells … Read More