PinnedRenae KentuckywomaninCogito CornerI Decided to Look Up a Former Navy Shipmate After Twenty-Three YearsI made a shocking and sad discovery.Jun 620Jun 620
Renae KentuckywomaninNever Stop WritingRemember This Vital Point When Caring for a Loved One with a DisabilityPhoto by Josh Appel on Unsplash7h ago37h ago3
Renae KentuckywomaninThe DoveAre You Guilty of Using Another Person’s Misfortune to Get Likes on Social Media?A while back, I saw a post on a social media site that truly upset me.6d ago86d ago8
Renae KentuckywomaninCogito CornerGenuine Concern for Patients Should Be the True Motivation for Medical ProfessionalsAbout twelve years ago, I worked the night shift at a local long-term care facility.Aug 145Aug 145
Renae KentuckywomaninThe DoveFunerals Can Remind Us of What is Truly ImportantA few days ago, I attended the funeral of a ninety-six-year-old man who was a blessing to everyone around him until he drew his last…Aug 113Aug 113
Renae KentuckywomaninThe DoveDo You Sometimes Fear that What You Have to Give is Too Little?In the Biblical book of 1 Kings chapter 17 verses 9–16, we find the story of Elijah going to stay with a widow and her son. This was during…Aug 511Aug 511
Renae KentuckywomaninCogito CornerNever Be Quick to Judge HarshlyYou may not know the whole story.Aug 414Aug 414
Renae KentuckywomaninThe DoveWill You Pass the Patience Test?About twenty years ago, I was working as a waitress at a large, high-volume restaurant.Jul 3011Jul 3011
Renae KentuckywomaninCogito CornerAre You Saying What Needs to Be Said While There is Time?A few months ago, I wrote a short story about a woman named Michelle who was attending the visitation for another woman named Helen, for…Jul 2412Jul 2412
Renae KentuckywomaninShort. Sweet. Valuable.A Simple Balloon Can Brighten a Day for an Older AdultSeveral years ago, I was caring for an elderly client in her home who was often confused and could no longer converse. She was still fairly…Jul 1814Jul 1814