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Deb Fiore, LICSW in Refresh the Soul

surgeon’s face wearing mask looking down onto patient

HEALING JOURNEY: HOPE

I Only Have Eyes For You

My journey through cataract surgery, Pt 2

Brenda Mahler in Refresh the Soul

Mourning to Live

Mourn, But Remember Life is Regenerative

Rejuvenating, revitalizing…

Nancy Blackman, MASF in Refresh the Soul

sun setting in the background. Silhouette of a woman jumping from one boulder to another with words in between the two boulders: I choose to make decisions out of hope instead of fear

WEDNESDAY AFFIRMATIONS

I Choose to Make Decisions Out of Hope Instead of Fear

Nancy Blackman, MASF in Refresh the Soul

Background has a white heart and sunbeams. In the lower left corner are a srpinkling of red hearts and in the foreground is a yellow daisy plant pushing through street paving,

REFRESH THE SOUL MEDITATIONS

Hope or Love: Which is a More Powerful Action?

Deb Fiore, LICSW in Refresh the Soul

surgeon with glasses and micro glasses engaged in surgery

HEALING JOURNEY: HOPE

Your Eyes Are the Window to the Cataract

Sometimes you plan, and…

Ron & Roxanne Steed in Refresh the Soul

Photo over an overhead view of yellow leafed beech trees in October, the sun shining brightly through the leaves.

ACHE | LONGING | HOPE | OPEN-HEARTS | LOVE | JOY

The Beech Trees are Dying

Nancy Blackman, MASF in Refresh the Soul

DEVOTIONAL / MEDITATION

How Hope Evolves Over Advent Season: Lighting the Way

Nancy Blackman, MASF in Refresh the Soul

a woman with hair made of flowers standing amidst the clouds and an aqua gradient circular background. Woman is wearing a teal dress with a pink shawl. Multi-colored butterflies are emerging from her heart as she looks upward.

MEDITATION

Unveil the Silver Lining: Reminding Yourself of Hope and Love Amidst Suffering

Nancy Blackman, MASF in Refresh the Soul

a Monet-style painting on left of man standing sideways with hands out in front as a sign of hope and sun in the backdrop. On the right is a continued ray of sun on a red background with quote: “We are stronger in the places we have been broken.” — Ernest Hemingway

MEDITATION

Living with Strength and Resilience in the Midst of Chronic Illness