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- Sep 27, 2026
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Sandi Squicquero: 9/11, a day to remember (commentary) (opens the original)
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We are a quarter century away from 9/11, and the pain remains. Many people say “let’s never forget” those who were involved in any way at all still remember the anxiety, panic and sense of loss that surrounded our country. Alan Jacksonss song, “Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning) 2002,” is a good representation of the shock, grief and confusion felt across our country in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks. On Sept. 10, 2001, I was traveling from Dallas to Cleveland to finish my l
September is Suicide Prevention Month (Sandi Squicquero) (opens the original)
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It is always sad to hear about a death of a loved one or a friend, but to hear of a death by suicide is extremely devastating and disheartening. According to The National Institute of Mental Health, suicide is the 11th leading cause of death for all ages and the second leading cause of death for young adults ages 25 to 34, in the United States. Despite education and awareness U.S. rates of depression and death by suicide have not decreased. As a psychotherapist who has been in practice, and trea
Celebrating and honoring our workers this Labor Day (Sandi Squicquero) (opens the original)
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What most of us would like in our world is safety, civility, peace and prosperity. Quite a few of us have lost our jobs or have been temporarily laid off due to the economy and high interest rates. We want to get back to normal. The Labor Day weekend marks for most of us, the ending of summer and the beginning of fall. Because of unemployment many of us will stay home, instead of marking the weekend with a last summer trip. Labor Day is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the so
The importance of pets in our lives (Sandi Squicquero) (opens the original)
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Many of us have pets in our home and they are considered a part of our family. We look forward to having them greet us when our work day is over, we sneak them small bites of human food when we know it is bad for them, we allow them to rest their heads on our pillows or in some cases lie across our feet, and yes they even lick our lips or face when they are happy. We are hooked into the love they give us, and when it is time for them to go to the Rainbow Bridge we are beside ourselves with grief
Divorce or not to divorce? (Sandi Squicquero) (opens the original)
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It is not easy to consider separation or divorce. As much as we believe in the sanctity of marriage and covenant, sometimes a discordant marriage or partnership ends in separation or divorce. Disappointment and disillusionment in a marriage happens gradually, usually over a period of years, and before you realize it, you have fallen out of love with your bride or groom. You are not physically divorced, but emotionally you may feel you have been divorced for some time. You talk to your friends in
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