Journal of Sacred Work
Caregivers have superpowers! Radical Loving Care illuminates the divine truth that caregiving is not just a job. It is Sacred Work.
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The last best hope for humanity as we know it is to redefine human relevance in a robot age. Now!
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When I took over Baptist Hospital in 1998 it was a patient facing organizational death. We replaced panic with peak performance and turned huge losses into a gain and saved the “patient’s” life. Failure became new life under a new name.
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All caregivers serve others. Some even serve millions. One example is Dr. Nick Baird.
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Always remember that more persons care about your welfare than you could imagine; then, when someone you know has a rough patch, reach out and show you care!
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I remember the loving presence of each today.
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Memory sees so many as they looked back then at Toledo Riverside, Riverside Methodist, and Nashville Baptist Hospital. But I remember the loving presence of each today. That remains the same!
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After the wounded are healed, the ill vomit, the mom delivers, someone has to clean up, ensure the electricity works and staff cared for. Thank you caregivers for SHOWING UP. I’m so glad we had that time together.
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The requirement of professional distance for caregivers creates pitfalls. Too much distance seals off humanity. Falling too deeply into patient’s troubles can exhaust caregivers. Most of my fellow former caregivers at Baptist Hospital, Riverside Methodist, and Riverside Toledo found the right balance.
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Hymns are sacred. So is your caregiving career of easing other’s suffering. Abundant thanks to you for choosing to serve.
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