I was thinking about my life as a caregiver. It officially started over 32 years ago when I had my first child, Dawn. Five children and now seven grandchildren later, it is still a primary role. Of course the most concentrated and intense time care-giving was the two and a half years with my Papa, total care at 92 being blind, diabetic, and suffering from dementia.

It was day four of my stay at my daughter’s home in Pennsylvania caring…..

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Here I was again walking along the path around the beautiful pond asking God about some changes I had made in my health. A strict drastic change over a period of months with my mostly organic diet along with some quality whole food supplements tailored for my body have made a huge difference in the quality of my life. It also has been a bit costly. Recently I added healthier and more costly skincare products which caused me to question…..

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I was watching Little House on the Prairie and the episode was entitled “Remember Me.” It was about a woman who had been widowed and was now dying and leaving behind three young children. It was Pa Ingalls’ job to find the orphaned children a home. The woman dies and at the burial Reverend Alden reads a poem she had written.

Remember Me with smiles and laughter For that’s the way I’ll remember you all If you can only remember me…..

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