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Continue reading →: A Celebration of New LifeOne Year? What does one year means? Obviously it is 365 days that begins with the New Year’s Day and ends with New Year’s Eve. If we think of a work year, we are thinking about 2,080 hours which calculates out to be 260 workdays plus vacation days. A new…
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Continue reading →: Planning A Fabulous Family VacationI love family vacations! Seeing the kids and the grandkids in a different locale soaking up the sunshine usually the beach and seeing what the location has to offer just warms my heart. Seven years ago, our family took a vacation to Panama City, Florida and the vacation went off…
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Continue reading →: 2025 Travel Tips for AdventureWhether you are a habitual traveler or someone that occasionally travels, planning is the key to a smooth and uneventful trip. Trips can contain airfare, car rentals, hotels, excursions, and food. Being a travel blogger, I love planning for all facets of a trip. Six years ago after a diagnosis…
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Continue reading →: Travel Products for 2025“There are affiliate links in this blog. If interested in a product, please click on the link and you will be redirected to Amazon. “ Travel Products January is the perfect month to rest, recuperate, and plan your vacations. While you are planning your vacations, it is a great time…
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Continue reading →: A Mindset of GratitudeThankfulness arises from something specific. Gratitude is reflecting on the things that you are thankful for… Happy New Year and Welcome to 2025! Welcome to the New Year and usually at the start of year we think about thankfulness. Instead, what a great way to start the year with a…
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Continue reading →: A Valued Community Post SurgeryAs we approach six months from my husband’s lung transplant surgery, it is a perfect time to reflect on the valued community we experienced 12 weeks following the discharge from the hospital. These twelve weeks contain outpatient appointments daily Monday through Friday that include Pulmonary Rehab, lab tests, chest X-rays,…
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Continue reading →: Continued Healing-Moving to the Step Down UnitMy husband was moved from the Intensive Care Unit to a Step Down Unit that is exclusively for lung transplant patients. I arrived at the unit in the morning on the first day to the nurses informing me that overnight he was wiggling in bed and he pulled out his…
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Continue reading →: Vibrant Views of the Vatican“This blog has affiliate links with Viator.com. If you are interested in the destination, please click on the links and you will be redirected to Viator.com.” On our trip to Rome after visiting the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain, our tour took us to the Vatican City and to say that…






