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The Teen You Used to Be
Do you remember being a teenager? Do you remember what you were like, and the things that you did? Your memories might help you be a...
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Please Go Away!
My husband and I just returned from Tuscany and the South of France. We meandered through tiny medieval villages, visited Gothic...
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Many Fathers
I have had many fathers. I had two fathers who saved my life. I had grandfathers, uncles and friends, and I have learned from all of...
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Can You Help Me? Building a Resilience Skill
When you make chili, and your mom suggests a better way to slice the onion, are you open to her tip, or do you sigh with frustration?...
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Lessons on Resilience from my Dad
If there were ever a contest for the most unique person, I would enter my father, Bill Deguire. He moved through the world with such...
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Memorial Day is not about Picnics
Memorial Day is supposed to be about honoring our nation’s fallen, and I would like to write about them. I want to write about people who...
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Happiness is my dog.
My dog Frankie presses his furry back against my thigh. He wedged himself beside me deliberately, turning and turning in circles. His...
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34 Reasons Why your Mother’s Day might Suck: A Psychologist’s List
Having been a psychologist for 3 decades, I have heard plenty of angst concerning Mother’s Day. Some of the stories were tragic. Some...
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Graduating and Gone: A Love Story for my Girl
My oldest daughter, Julia, graduated from college this weekend. My work as her mother is not fully finished, but surely this graduation...
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My Burns and the Magical Laser
I am hunkering down at home for a week. I wear sloppy clothes that I don’t mind staining with blood. First I am in pain, then I itch,...
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