Where did she go?
By gpkimberly

I replied to a post yesterday and I can't seem to find the discussion. Am I to assume that the some rights were violated with that post?

Well, having a baby is one of the most wonderful acts on earth and you really shouldn't stress about the little things at this time. Enjoy your pregnancy! Despite the swelling and morning sickness, it really does go by quickly. Good Luck!

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A Day for Diabetes
By BullochRec

November is American Diabetes Month. On World Diabetes Day, Friday, November 14, we are asking members of the
community to donate $1.00 for “A Day for Diabetes, a one-day call to action. Surely, for the price of a soda (most of the time) you could donate to this worthy cause.

Individuals may go by any participating drop off location and donate $1.00 to the
American Diabetes Association. In return for ...

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Memory Walk for Alzheimer's Disease
By caregiver

Saturday, November 1,family and business teams braved extremely cold weather and joined enthusiastically in walking ten laps around the Bulloch Academy Track to raise public awareness of dementia causing illnesses and to raise funds for the many free services provided to this community by the Alzheimer's Association. Click on the albumn for candid shots of some of the participants.
Watch this space for details about the funds raised(3 times what was raised last year), ...

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REGRET
By browning

REGRET

How many of us live with regret? What is regret? For some, regret is a feeling linked to a painful or embarrassing event from our past. For others, feelings of regret are linked to missed opportunities or failed endeavors. Each day, many of us exhibit a behavior, make a decision, or express an attitude directly influenced by our regrets. What is the “demon that haunts you? For Chris Sandy, everyday ...

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An Extraordinary Encounter
By Nancy_Bryant_RN_MSN

Although hospice care became a Medicare entitlement in the early 1980s, Statesboro and the surrounding counties had no access to hospice care until 1994 when Ogeechee Area Hospice was established. In the mid 1980s, in practice as a home health nurse, I was acutely aware that nurses were entrapped, primarily by social factors, to maintain a mutual pretense with patients and families for as long as possible; all denying the outcome of the person’s disease. ...

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