humanity
Humanity begins at home.
I'm Sane Because of My Daughter
I remember laying in bed, miserable, unable to get up for my college class. This was twenty years ago, but I remember these times vividly. Because it didn’t happen once, I’d miss class after class until the fog lifted and I could roll out of bed. Reflecting on those times, I wonder how I might have handled being a parent while struggling with depressive episodes.
By Melissa Miles McCarter3 years ago in Families
Family History
A flash of light. The roar of mighty Zeus. The stillness of spring shattered. Lightning bombards Mother Earth. Sparking tempests rush across the land. Rain cleanses remnants of the year past. Firm soil reborn. The bellowing wind stirs creation. Zeus's bolts return that which remains to ash.Dawn cracks through the blackest storm cloud. Apollo has seen enough. Thus, he chases off his heavenly father. A glorious phoenix scatters the clouds in his wake.
By Tales from a Madman3 years ago in Families
Family Sacrifice and Resilience. Content Warning.
Amidst the hustle and bustle of a bustling city, there stood a humble apartment. It was a sanctuary for the Nguyen family, a refuge that held their hopes, dreams, and the echoes of their past. Mei and Tuan Nguyen had left their homeland in Vietnam with their two young children, Linh and Minh, in search of a better future in the United States. Their journey was one filled with sacrifice and resilience, a journey that would shape their lives forever.
By Abayomi Akindele3 years ago in Families
Exploring the Foundations of Healthy Relationships
Exploring the foundations of healthy relationships involves understanding and cultivating key elements that contribute to their strength and well-being. Here are some steps to guide you in exploring these foundations:
By Emmanuel Joseph3 years ago in Families
Love in the Time of Covid
Introduction In the face of adversity brought by the Covid-19 pandemic, love has proven to be a powerful force, sustaining and strengthening relationships in unique and unexpected ways. Across Canada, couples have faced unprecedented challenges, from physical separation due to travel restrictions to the emotional toll of isolation. However, amidst the chaos, stories of love, resilience, and connection have emerged, showcasing the indomitable human spirit. In this article, we explore heartfelt tales of couples who have navigated the trials of the pandemic, finding creative and meaningful ways to celebrate their relationships, proving that love can thrive even in the most challenging times.
By Blessing Eboigbe3 years ago in Families
Golden Healing
In East Asia the Japanese use what is called Kintsugi. This is the art of repairing broken objects with gold. Because the "flaw" reveals its history. The resulting piece is then considered more beautiful and much more valuable than it was when it was brand new.
By Apostle J. L. Cash3 years ago in Families
Ted Lasso:
Introduction: In a world often saturated with dark and gritty dramas, there comes a television series that stands out for its refreshing and heartwarming approach. "Ted Lasso" is a delightful gem that seamlessly blends comedy, drama, and sports into a captivating and uplifting story. Created by Bill Lawrence, Jason Sudeikis, Joe Kelly, and Brendan Hunt, this Apple TV+ series has captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. With its endearing characters, clever humor, and genuine emotional depth, "Ted Lasso" has become a cultural phenomenon.
By John Ndubisi3 years ago in Families
The Golden Rule
I was adopted at the age of 8 months. My biological mother left me and I was found by a lady who took me and raised me. She located my mother but she was a little too busy to raise another child so it was at that point that my new mom stepped forward to legally adopt me. They changed my name and began to share their lives and love with me. This also included teaching me things that would help me become the person I was meant to be. One of the first things I was taught, was to respect others and to treat them the way I would like to be treated.
By Apostle J. L. Cash3 years ago in Families




