by Peter Rosenberger | Feb 17, 2020 | Podcast
One of my favorite and most inspiring friends is Pastor Robert Morgan. A caregiver for three decades for his wife, Katrina, through her journey of MS, Robert brings vast experience and depth to his books and ministry. Throughout his journey as a caregiver, Robert... by Peter Rosenberger | Feb 16, 2020 | Podcast
Each morning through the winter months in Montana, my morning chores included feeding horses. I take a snowmobile out while pulling a sled filled with hay. The horses are always excited to see me …or at least they’re excited to see the hay! Either way,... by Peter Rosenberger | Feb 15, 2020 | Podcast
While “The Only Thing We Have To Fear is Fear Itself” inspired a nation facing war, the battle between caregivers and fearful issues remains constant and different. REAL and frightening things face us. How do we deal with them? What’s the path to... by Peter Rosenberger | Feb 12, 2020 | Podcast
With all due respect to Commodore Perry …I paraphrased, changed, and re-appropriated his famous quote. As caregivers, our enemy is not our loved one …or their condition. Rather, it is ourselves. Particularly the pesky, yet delicious sin that we savor:... by Peter Rosenberger | Feb 11, 2020 | Podcast
Playing bass, guitar, and singing took him into the world of caregivers. Now, Anthony Cirillo has a cause and a huge impact on the healthcare systems in our country. Anthony Cirillo is Global Practice Partner of GIS Healthcare, a provider of caregiver and related... by Peter Rosenberger | Feb 3, 2020 | Podcast
Sitting at the piano, I played a simple five note melody. Stewing around with it for a while, I knew I wanted to write a song to describe the heart of a caregiver. Playing with it bit more, I kept coming back to that simple melody. After a while, I reached out to a... 
