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Meg Stringam Bjorklund was 13 when she felt like her life fell apart. She changed schools, lost all her friends and struggled with anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts. Her family was at a loss ...

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Consider the positive feelings you experienced the last time when you did something good for someone else. Perhaps it was the satisfaction of running an errand for your neighbor, or the sense of ...

When you’re not feeling completely satisfied in your current role, you’ll inevitably begin exploring which professional path might be better. Now, if you’re a rather left-brained or logical individual ...

My father was the epitome of effortless kindness, a devoted father and husband, an esteemed medical professional, and a deeply caring man who lived his life in happy service to others. When I was just ...

What do prison, hospice care, and crochet have in common? Everything — if you ask Clay Turner and Billy Ray Worth, two incarcerated men serving life sentences at California Medical Facility (CMF) in ...