by Peter Rosenberger | Apr 23, 2019 | Caregivers, Grief, Guilt, Health, Hope For the Caregiver Blog
Reflecting on the 35th Anniversary of Identifying HIV Following three terrifying years since first learning about a then-nameless but virtually always fatal illness, the world held its collective breath as HHS Secretary Margaret Heckler stood at the podium for a press... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Jan 8, 2019 | Caregivers, Grief, Hope For the Caregiver Blog
Medically Assisted Death and the Family Caregiver As more states adopt paths for medically assisted death, family caregivers remain virtually omitted from the conversation and care. The lid of this Pandora’s Box is opening wider as Christians flounder in sharing a... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Nov 17, 2018 | Grief, Hope For the Caregiver Blog
The Orientation and Disorientation of Caregivers Walking into Waffle House for breakfast, I held the door for two men. The younger man awkwardly helped his older companion with a walker and oxygen tank. No stranger to these things myself, I waited for several moments... 
by Peter Rosenberger | Oct 31, 2018 | Grief
Yet Another Consolation Opportunity As the news of yet another mass shooting confronted America following the tragedy in Pittsburgh, the frequency of these events may have created an ancillary effect. Where Americans once put our hands over our mouth in horror, an... 
