When my college roommate began cutting herself, I was afraid, concerned and didn’t understand why she hurt herself. Because of our friendship, I sought to understand who, what, why and how about the practice of self-injury.
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If you’re thinking about making a career change, consider using this plan to satisfy yourself personally and professionally.
Seasoned parents have a wealth of “been-there-done-that” advice to offer. Read on for suggestions that are sure to get you headed in the right direction.
God’s will and plans are not always compatible with ours. When we turn our finances over to him, we must accept his direction.
While looking for a job, seek help from these sources rather than credit cards.
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Instead of simply managing our anger, we need to transform ourselves.
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Is “righteous anger” ever justified? Know the difference between selfish and selfless anger.
Is your family in financial dire straits? Learn to stop playing games with your monthly budget.
David Jeremiah reflects on his seven-year battle with lymphoma and the lessons he has learned along the way.
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As a gift to my oldest grandson on his 14th birthday, I decided to take him on a trip. The mission was twofold: to spend important bonding time with him and to begin transferring the family mantle.
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So you just put the ice cream in the vegetable keeper. Don’t panic; it’s probably just your brain downshifting to middle age.
Learn how one mother experienced the joys and sorrows of bonding with her adopted daughter.