by Beth Lueders | Mar 19, 2020 | Blog Post, Resilience
Her glazed and dazed look still startles me. Keep calm. Step up. Her darting eyes cast a more gripping fear than catching the novel coronvirus. The elderly woman scanning the empty shelves at Walmart the other night reminds me of me in another twenty-five years. Oh,...
by Beth Lueders | Mar 12, 2020 | Blog Post, Perspective
Worry and panic are clawing into everyone’s psyche these days as COVID-19 creates scary headlines around the globe. But the novel coronavirus is not exactly the horrific bubonic plaque of the 1300s that killed an estimated 75 million to 100 million throughout Europe....
by Beth Lueders | Mar 5, 2020 | Blog Post, Perspective
Women’s History Month? Just a month? I think we should celebrate women every day. After all, we are the ones who invented coffee filters, non-reflective glass, Liquid Paper® and Kevlar®, the heat-resistant material used in bulletproof vests, helmets and tires. Oh, the...
by Beth Lueders | Feb 27, 2020 | Blog Post, Everyday People, Perspective
You’ve been there. You may be there right now. Your feet hurt, your body hurts, you are just plain worn out. These UGH days make it challenging to keep going. But I know something that will help: strong shoes. Let me explain through the inspiring story of Dutch...
by Beth Lueders | Feb 20, 2020 | Blog Post, Everyday People
Some of us say we’d die for chocolate and others of us almost do. Becky Grassinger is a serious chocolate lover who almost lost her life and her devoted chocoholic taste for the sweet treat. And all because she donated most of her liver to a co-worker she barely knew....
