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When joy jumps out when we least expect it.
As my 8 year old and I sat on the couch this morning, me reading the Globe and him peering over my shoulder, it was an opportunity for some meaningful discussions. His attention was drawn by an article on bullying, … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting
Tagged Globe and Mail, joy, laughter, positive thoughts, working through others
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When is the right time to forgive?
There was an article in the Globe and Mail titled “A mother’s story: Her love never stopped” written by Gary Mason. It wasn’t what I expected because it was about the mother of the male accused of kidnapping a 3 … Continue reading
Posted in Guilt
Tagged bereaved parent, child abduction, David Bagshaw, forgiveness, Globe and Mail, rage, Stefanie Rengel
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