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Basically, when we hurt deeply or have undergone a trauma, we shut down the emotional awareness of our bodies. Trauma imprints not only on our minds, but on our bodies. Read more at:  https://www.starr.org/training/tlc/blog/its-all-about-body-traumas-imprint  Read more

Millions of Americans who served in Korea, World War II and Vietnam are reaching their 70s and beyond.  O’Neil, 68 who served in Vietnam says, “The only good thing was the nighttime, because you knew another day closer to coming home.  To be honest with you, I was scared. I was very scared the whole year —Read more

THINK SUMMER- – Think Camp Courage! June looks like a long way off but Camp planning is under way. Dates for this year’s camp are June 12-14. If you know someone who has children who would benefit from Camp Courage                                                                                                                                                                             call 712-233-4144 so we can put you on our mailing list for information and registration weRead more

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Watch this video to understand what hospice is: http://www.momentsoflife.org/what-hospice   Understanding HospiceRead more

For families with a loved one whose life journey is nearing its end, Hospice services often come to mind first. But Palliative Care is an effective way to treat patients before they ever begin Hospice care. “Palliative care can be one of the most important services we provide to a patient with a serious illness,”Read more

The 13th Annual Carrie Mach Golf Outing will be held Friday, August 2nd, 2013 at Whispering Creek. The outing will feature a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start and a four person scramble. The cost is $100 per person, and includes 18 holes with a cart. Sponsorships are available. This event is held every year by theRead more