Monthly Archives: November 2017

The British have a great saying: If you don’t know where you want to go, any road will do. That saying is all about planning a journey before you set out on it. And that has everything to do with writing another person’s story. Or more broadly, about writing anything […]

Where Do You Want To GO?

15 Nov, 2017 in Writing Discussion by Richard Haverlack

It is said that time heals all wounds, but I don’t think so. Grief of loss can percolate back up from it’s unconscious crypt at any time. And when it does, no bandage, scab or scar can contain it. I was doing some dusting in my disgracefully disorganized office space […]

Loss

8 Nov, 2017 in Hospice Discussion by Richard Haverlack

About 300 years before the time of Christ, there lived in Greece a man who was arguably the most famous person in the history of medicine. His intellectual school of medicine revolutionized the practice of the day. And his words have lived on even unto this day. They are the […]

First, Do No Harm

4 Nov, 2017 in Hospice Discussion by Richard Haverlack