Todd Hochberg, Touching Souls Bereavement Photography

Tom Zuba presents A Blessed Life

A five-minute video of excerpts from a 30-minute forgiveness presentation

Excerpts from a talk at the Edgar Cayce Foundation

A look into the life of two families care giving their seriously ill children and the different roads they went down

Lisa and Nancy's daughter Madison was born healthy and at five months of age was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. They used all the curative medicines that were available as well as incorporated eastern philosophies into Maddy's treatment family. The quality of Madison's life was excellent, the support the Buell's received from clinicians and their community was astounding. There family wasn't told of palliative care until Maddy relapsed; the way in which the information was given led the Buell's to understand that "palliative care," was another type of chemotherapy. The Buell's were left untethered, caring for their daughter without any assistance from the hospital, there had been no mention of hospice, just a "call if you need anything," from the big shiny hospital that had given them such great treatment but now seemed not to care. The Buell's are just one example of how many families feel; abandoned by hospital staff after their options of treatment have been exhausted. They brought Maddy home to live when they were told "death" was on the horizon.