“The mind that has lost the quickening powers of mental gratitude, and has grown so stupid by the purgative action of selfishness as to expel from his memory a desire to express to all persons, from the infant at the breast to the grave-dipping foot of the aged, by kindly words and deeds, to all persons who have ever thrown a rose, a crumb of bread or a soft feather that would make his road easier, his heart happier, his mind more at rest, in my judgement is guilty of one of the most unpardonable offenses that the pen of man has ever recorded or the mind of justice could contemplate.”
A. T. Still DO, Autobiography
Welcome back! Last week we read a heartbreaking story from Maggie Cook. Our hearts really went out to her and her family, didn’t they? This week, we hear from a man who blogs anonymously as well, about his life growing up with parents who were hoarders. He will tell usContinue Reading
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