Once you open up to the idea that there just might still be some good in the world, and in your life, you begin to see it. It may seem small and insignificant, at least at first. But if it’s good, notice it. Acknowledge it. Give thanks for it. ~Patty Blake We’d like to take . . .
Editor’s note: Ray Spooner, a certified nurse midwife, who has ushered thousands of babies into the world, was diagnosed with ALS just a few months after dousing himself in the Ice Bucket Challenge of Summer 2014. An avid cyclist and fitness enthusiast, Ray knew he had little time before his physical capabilities would be taken from him. Shortly . . .
Kevin Clay is going to the Super Bowl. A Carolina Panthers superfan, he will be in California this weekend to cheer on his beloved team. The opportunity to see the big game in person is, as Kevin says, “a dream come true.” But the trip to Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., is particularly meaningful . . .
