It is more than a week now since our national election. All of us are feeling a variety of emotions.
The hours of light are obviously getting shorter each day. It’s that time of the year when we intentionally think about and celebrate the lives of loved ones who have died.
If you are registered to vote in Colorado, you now have your ballot. There is a lot on the ballot, and no one can have all the information on everything, so we trust reliable sources to help us understand. Restoring Connections, from its 25 years experience working with incarcerated individuals, is encouraging a NO vote on Proposition 128.
May is National Health Month and much of our attention is on providing people with resources and support systems for addressing the challenges and stresses in life. When we consider mental health, it is more than the absence of mental illness. In the healthy population, there are varying degrees of mental health. Also, at different times during our lives, we all experience varying degrees of mental health
We celebrate Mother’s Day on Sunday. People associate this day with flowers, cards, phone calls and taking mom out to breakfast. For those of us who have been fortunate enough to be raised by a mother who nurtured us, believed in us, and helped us to see our value and worth, this is an important day for remembering and giving thanks—and sharing the love that we have received. Mothers not only birth us into the world, they help us become ourselves and discover that unique and wonderful gift that each of us brings to making our world a better place. Moms, we celebrate and thank you!
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