Headliners

by Kristan Dael   Every day, without a thought, someone climbs a ladder. Or carries something awkward or heavy up

By Christina Keys I remember when my father first passed I was so angry and sad. I had less than

by Christy Caballero Doherty   What do we do when our loving pets face the last leg of the race?

From the editor: I recently saw a post about “death binders.” Intrigued, I contacted Betty, who’d written it, for permission

Randal C. Hill PICTURE THIS. The sun is shining in beautiful Corvallis. The atmosphere hums with the exciting energy of

Johanna Skouras Breast cancer. Staph infection. Blood clot. Macular degeneration and cataract. Progressive dementia. Silent stroke. Mind fading as contractures