It’s somehow already time for Thanksgiving, the designated day for us to give thanks for our blessings. Ideally, we should…
Helen Baldwin
Helen Baldwin lives in Jefferson, North Carolina, with her husband, Randy plus their two dogs, a cat, and untold wild critters outside. Their firstborn’s family, including two delightful children, lives just down the road, so she enjoys lots of MomMom time. Helen and Randy have a rental cabin and bees, among numerous other endeavors, so they’ll never be bored. Life took a drastic twist in 1997 when their third baby, Jeffrey, was diagnosed with SMA type 1. Although their active stint with SMA was brief, Helen hopes that sharing and connecting experiences after Jeffrey’s death, usually with optimism, helps others endure the unpredictability of loss and recovery.
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Articles by Helen Baldwin
I consider myself an optimist, at least most of the time. Life has hurled more than a few lemons our…
Incredibly, October is almost history. A month ago, our mountain county and others west of us here in North Carolina…
It’s closing in on three weeks since Hurricane Helene bullied her way into North Carolina. My husband,…
I’ve often said that it’s probably a good thing we don’t have a crystal ball. While sometimes it might be…
I don’t get sick often. If I feel somewhat draggy, echinacea tea usually works like a charm. When our…
It felt like fall all of last week here in the North Carolina mountains. Each year, crisp temperatures, crystal skies,…
Near the end of 1995, my husband, Randy, and I purchased an old farmhouse, situated on almost 15 acres with…
We’ve lived almost 29 years in a rural area in the glorious mountains of North Carolina. Simply looking out the…
“The Sound of Music” isn’t just a beloved movie of mine. Growing up with an extraordinarily gifted…