During the time of my leaving this life, I did not see or talk to God, I did not see a white light, and I don’t remember anything about the situation……only what my husband and kids told me after the fact. Apparently God wasn’t ready for me, as I was told I had also flat-lined in the ambulance before we got to the hospital, so there were two times I was not granted entrance to heaven.           I wish God had told me what I was expected to do. I know taking care of my husband and family goes without saying, but what else am I to accomplish? Sometimes it scares me thinking about it, but then I put it behind me and think God will tell me one of these days or show me in some way. I feel that all the prayers that were given for me did some good; because my life hasn’t been pure……Prayer is certainly on my mind, as are thoughts of the very essence of the world……..without prayer we would be nowhere…..thanks for listening!

Mrs Ethel Miller

Richfield, Pennsylvania

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Catch up with Dick Moore, former director of philanthropic development for the UB School of Nursing 6/29/2011 11:45:05 AM by Donna Tyrpak

In 2008, Mr. Richard Moore, Director of Development for the UB School of Nursing decided to transition a successful career in philanthropic development to follow his passion and take a journey on a new career path. This led to the writing of a book entitled, “Sharing Stories, Healing Ourselves and Our World” (A journey into the power within us). The book consists of a collection of stories related to him by nurses and other “healers” and is written as a fusion of prose and poetry. It focuses on wellness, healing and other supportive measures as communicated to him by nurses and other wellness professionals. In a recent interview, Dick explained that the School of Nursing nurtured his desire to write and the people he met while at the school served as his primary inspiration for his book. He had the privilege of speaking to countless nurses throughout his career and chose to honor the nursing profession and all wellness professionals by sharing their collective wisdom. He credits many here at the School of Nursing, as well as his family with offering him the opportunity and support to pursue this new career direction. If you would like to read more about Dick’s work or a sample of his book, please refer to his website: http://healingliterature.com/

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When I watched your YouTube presentations and you mentioned your father I thought I would send you a couple of memories I had about him. One was how cool he was for organizing and running night gym at North Junior for indoor soccer. Another was one day when Freddie and I had a fight in your backyard. We were rolling around punching each other until your Dad came out and grabbed us both by the shirts and separated us and explained that we should not fight because we were friends and that was not the way to settle things. He made us shake hands and he went into the house and brought out popsicles for Freddie and myself. We continued on our day and forgot about what the fight was about. I just wanted to pass along some good memories about a good guy and an example of healing in action.
Pat,

San Francisco, CA

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