Remembering the Forgetting
Guest post by Rick Lauber Everyone can benefit with a helping hand at times. One of the most important and valued times for this help is when you are helping another. To explain, a number of years ago,...
View ArticleGranting Wishes – A Blessing
Guest post by Mandy Eve-Barnett As an ex nurse, I know only too well the value of hope for patients, especially children. Children may be told what will happen to them but the actuality of the...
View ArticleA Ray of Hope
Guest post by Linda J. Pedley The room is quiet as you enter. The glow of late afternoon sunshine streams through the open curtains, warming the otherwise neutral room. Several gold framed photographs...
View ArticleRainbow Society Of Alberta
Guest post by Christine Falk I have been blessed in my life to have healthy children, now adults, and to have never needed to think of my child’s life in terms of limited time or to think of their...
View ArticleA Helping Hand for a Helping Hand
Guest post by Shannon Raelynn I am really looking forward to being a part of the Authors for Altruism Charity Book Sale. The selected charities, Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories...
View ArticleRainbows and Wishes…
Guest post by Kat Flannery I have three boys, fifteen, thirteen and ten, and so this post is very personal to me. I support many charities—those I feel are making a difference—and the Rainbow Society...
View ArticleMemory
Guest post by Alison Clarke My godmother died of Alzheimer’s disease, so the Alzheimer Society of Alberta & Northwest Territories is dear to my heart. My godmother, Mummio, was a vibrant woman, and...
View ArticleWhere Impossible … Isn’t
Guest posy by Diane Tolley Childhood shouldn’t hurt. But it does. And in many cases, the hurt goes on and on and on . . . And that is the beauty of organizations like the Rainbow Society. We have a...
View ArticleAlberta Caregivers Association – A Helping Hand for Helping Hands
Guest post by Rick Lauber We don’t always think about those who help others requiring help themselves. Caregivers – or those who help tend to the needs of aging parents, friends, spouses or partners –...
View ArticleHelping Us All
Guest post by Cassie Stocks There are times when things become overwhelming for each of us, times when sickness seems to be who we are, rather than something we have, times when caring for others...
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