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60Mother Truckers
During the '70s, I struggled as a single mother to feed my three young children. Child support was non-existent from their absent father. I would not ever be satisfied to be a stay-at-home welfare mom, so I...
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62Starting A Non-Profit
Once you have discovered your passion for a cause, there is much to do in order to channel that passion into a non-profit charitable organization. Being currently in the throws of establishing Blessings In The...
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60The Many Faces of Angels
Angels often appear in our lives at the precise moment they are most needed. These miraculously appearing entities are not always human beings. In my own life, I have received guidance and assistance from...
4 comments58Shining The Light
Suicide: The #3 Cause of Death for America's Adolescents Copyright 2008 By Jan Deelstra Children are killing themselves in record numbers. The statistic of suicide as being the 3rd leading cause of death for...
3 comments52Author of Blessings In The Mire quoted on Lifetime's Army Wives?
Is plagiarism "the highest form of flattery"? Check out this link and decide for yourself! http://www.mylifetime.com/on-tv/shows/army-wives#comment-293258 Author of Blessings In The Mire, Jan Deelstra writes...
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48Guardian Angel In My Entry
Recently, I purchased an old Victorian era home that is approximately 106 years old. The home is quaint, and not overly spacious, but it has curb appeal that does not quit! It sits back from the road a bit,...
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49Adolescent Suicide #3 Killer of YOUTH
My son committed suicide at the age of 21, following an altercation with his allegedly cheating girlfriend. With the gun blast that took his life, the life of his loved-ones was also blown apart. He had much...
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43Blessings InThe Mire
This is a highly personal, extremely candid take that begins with losing a child to suicide. Due to the sorrowful subject matter, it is painfully hard to read the first few chapters, yet harder still to put...
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