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We invite you into our conversation about an unexpected and unique journey we took together over a thirty month period in the middle of our lives. We were both stuck, rattled and rolled into a sense of acceptance of our different circumstances. We had been dealt some hard cards, but life was good. Good enough. Little did we know, a chance meeting on December 8, 2008, would change our lives forever. And provide us a chance for a second honeymoon neither of us dared to hope for. What follows is the wonder, hope, disappointment, surprises and thrills from both of our perspectives.

The Clinicians Pray podcast, hosted by First Lady Dr. Tina Scott, Licensed Psychotherapist, and Rev. Tara Christie, is a sacred space for clinicians, healers, and everyday people like yourself who seek the transformative power of prayer. Born from the hearts of clinicians, this podcast offers encouragement and prayer from our esteemed prayer warriors, empowering those who uplift others to continue their vital work with unwavering faith, resilience, and purpose.

Do you want your business processes to be more efficient and deliver greater quality products? Do you often look at how your organization functions and wish things could be better? Lean Six Sigma is much more than just a one-off event that an organization can use to make more money. If you want to satisfy your customers, improve your business processes, increase your revenue, and minimize costs, then you need to learn about Lean Six Sigma.

Intelligent, opinion-based conversations about reCONSTRUCTing the generational conditioning that has influenced Black women’s narratives about and love for their TOTAL body…physical mental spiritual emotional and social. Taking cues from current issues affecting Black women, our historical lineage, messaging both past and present, and our own personal and professional experiences, we will be TALKING ABOUT the narratives we construct about ourselves and the narratives we need to rewrite.

A journal I wrote while experiencing the process of caring for my dying husband. The first part transcends into his death, and learning to cope with my new role as a Widow.