by myconcretedove | Jul 9, 2025 | Blog, Christian
Have you forgotten that God is still in control? Are you watching too much news, spending too much time scrolling, consuming too much negative media to hear Him. Having all the info literally at our fingertips makes it easy to getted sucked into the vortex of fear and...
by myconcretedove | Jan 29, 2025 | caregiver self-care, Christian, Family Caregiver, family caregivers, Family Cargiving, Joyful Living
Ever wish someone would have handed you the “Tips for Family Caregivers Manual” before you took on the job? (What, wait…there’s a manual!?) I sure do. Practical Dos & Don’ts would have been helpful when I became my sister’s 24/7...
by myconcretedove | Mar 4, 2024 | Christian, Family Caregiver, Family Cargiving
I’m often asked by readers and fellow writers, “What does My Concrete Dove have to do with family caregiving?” I confess that I’ve considered changing the name of this blog many times. But there’s a story behind the name and, after sharing it, I’m always...
by myconcretedove | May 19, 2023 | Blog, Christian, Family Cargiving, Joyful Living, Self-Care
Ever think of art, cooking, or crafting as creative self-care? Maybe you should. 31 Days of Seeking Self-Care 👉All month long, on Instagram (@myconcretedove), I’m hosting 31 Days of Seeking Self-Care for family caregivers. Every day, in my feed, stories, or reels,...
by myconcretedove | Sep 2, 2022 | Blog, Christian, Prayer, Serve, Teach
This is not a post on family caregiving, but I felt someone needed to read this today. So, I updated this post on trusting God. I hope it helps and makes your life just a little bit easier. Trust God and let go of the past. Looking back with disappointment or regret...
by myconcretedove | Jun 20, 2022 | Christian, Family, Family Cargiving, Serve
Best guess: If you guess something, you give an answer or provide an opinion which may not be true because you do not have definite knowledge about the matter concerned. This definition, from the Collins Dictionary, accurately describes what it’s like to take...