The healing process for me is ongoing. Every day. I still have my bad days. I still have days where I just want to lie in bed, not get up. Not do anything all day. But knowing I can push through ̷...
The Sobiech Family of Minnesota in 2011, in the midst of Zach’s treatment for osteosarcoma. Meet more CaringBridge families who shared their stories in the How We Heal series. It was eleven o’...
In the words of treasured American author Joan Didion, “We tell stories in order to live.” Stories connect us as human beings, and help us find meaning in this sometimes-baffling world. As a patie...
Mary Farr, left, with JoAnn Hardegger, mother of Baby Brighid, the namesake of CaringBridge, at a November 2017 event marking the 20th anniversary of CaringBridge and launch of the How We Heal series....
In this episode of the How We Heal, a podcast collaboration between CaringBridge and End in Mind, host Brigid Bonner and reporter Cathy Wurzer reflect on how CaringBridge user Caroline Wright has foun...
I would sit down at the piano and I would just start to play. And I would really just begin to sing my way into the truth, I would begin to declare healing over my body.
...What would happen to a car that, day in and day out, simply never stopped running? Easy: it’d break down. This is what happens to caregivers when they don’t stop and take care of themselves. A cer...
Archelle Georgiou, MD, is a storyteller, physician, former healthcare industry executive and author of “Healthcare Choices: 5 Steps to Getting the Care You Want and Need.” Here she answers three q...
