What I Believe
As the author of Healthcare to Homecare, I offer you information and opinions, expecting you to trust that they have merit. Therefore, it’s only fair that I try to help you build that trust by sharing my education, training, experience, values, and beliefs. As you learn more about me, I hope you grow to trust that what I share is reliable.
Within the Life’s Journey section, I share my background related to caregiving. I include my faith background in my history because it played a significant role in my decision-making and support; therefore, leaving it out would leave a hole in the story.
Finally, I provide reprints of blogs I wrote years ago when I started caring for my husband. These blogs offer valuable insight into how caregiving impacts all aspects of an individual’s life. I hope you will look through the directory to see if one or more might speak to you in some way.
My Faith
A person is born, and thereafter, each minute of every day shapes them into the person they become. It’s impossible to tell you everything about me, but I’ll summarize my education, training, and background so you’ll know what I have to share with you on this website.
Homebound Outreach
One of the ways I coped with the stress in my life as a caregiver was to blog. I wrote from 2011 to 2018 mainly for multiplesclerosis.net. I am reposting those articles with their permission so you may see the struggles I also had with caregiving.
How does someone become a Christian? There needs to be more clarity about that these days. Many people say they
Before starting any new project, knowing the project’s scope is always good. You would not want to spend a million
Introduction Homebound members often feel isolated from everyone and everything, not just the Church. It’s the nature of having a
Anytime you bring a large group of people together, it is reasonable to expect that several people within that group
Often, homebound members would prefer to attend church in person but cannot do so due to the design of the
Step 1. Prayer The most crucial step is to find out God’s will regarding the ministry. You know that having
As a caregiver, I have had many moments where I felt alone and afraid, times when I stood by my
I expressed to you that I rely heavily on my faith to help me get through the tough times of
