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“resilience”

Apr
5
2011

Healing “Hidden” Wounds of War – You Can Help

I’m just one of nearly 2 million U.S. military personnel who’ve served in Afghanistan and Iraq since 2001. The vast majority of us return home, alive and intact. But among those of us who do, too many suffer serious “invisible” wounds that threaten to take lives back on the home front. One of those who [...]

Mar
17
2011

After the Earthquake – Shock, Awe & Burning Questions

Last year, we watched Haiti suffer. This year, events in Japan have rocked the world. Events beyond our control can be terrifying – and yet they can bring us closer together.

Jan
3
2011

To Be or Not to Be? Why Suicide is Never the Answer

The New Year can bring a wave of depression – and suicide. But for those who feel overwhelmed by loss, despair or loneliness – there’s a better answer.

Jan
17
2010

Haiti – Shock, Awe & Burning Questions

In the aftermath of Haiti’s horrifying earthquake, let’s talk about tough questions that trouble many of us when disasters strike. But let’s not overlook what we can do to help Haiti find hope for the future.

Nov
24
2009

Thanksgiving: A U.S. Priority in Good Times & Bad

Abraham Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday during America’s darkest days. What should we learn from this lesson?

Nov
3
2009

Afghan Faces – Human Souls

The Afghan people are as rugged and uniquely beautiful as their country – as this breathtaking photo essay reveals.

Oct
7
2009

Chicago Olympic Gold: Going…Going…Gone

Chicago lost its Olympic bid but will no doubt rise again. One Chicagoan feels the pain, while putting defeat into perspective.

Aug
21
2009

Life’s a Pain – 4 Ways to Handle the Pressure

When life deals you painful circumstances, you can choose not to be overwhelmed. Instead, try these techniques to help you roll with the punches.

Aug
16
2009

“One More Thing” Too Many

When life throws you not just one curve ball – but many – simultaneously – how do you handle the accompanying pain and anger?