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  Magazine: Caring for a Terminally Ill Loved One

  To constantly bear witness to the ravages of the disease, knowing you are powerless to stop it, is a huge burden. We want and need to do something to help them, but don’t know where to start.

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  Fear of Death: The End

  At 63, I was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis, caused by a rare case of pneumonia that I never knew I had. My lungs were completely black. The situation was dire.

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  Cancer: Nobody is Promised Tomorrow

  Shortly after having my blood tested, a nurse called and said, "You have to come to Emergency right now." I soon learned I only had 3 to 6 months left.

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  Anxiety: My Mind is a Scary Place

  In my imagination, I’ve been diagnosed, incarcerated, fired, divorced, and buried. My mind is a scary place to be sometimes.

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  Grief: My Mom Should Be Here

  This is one of the most painful realities of being the one left behind. From now on, they’re going to miss every birthday, every anniversary, every Christmas morning.

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  Magazine: 10 Things Every Parent Should Know About Flying With Infants and Toddlers

  The less you stress about flying, the less your infant will. Perhaps your child won’t the one on the plane making everyone sigh or clench their teeth.

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  Toxic Workplace: My Job Made Me Sick

  The constant stress and ridicule by a manager, who didn't want me to look better than her, made me physically ill.

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