GIVE ME STRENGTH
Aug 11, 2019
2 minutes
by Dr Denise Quinlan
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Presenting to school parents recently, I had a strange experience. Looking out across the hall, I saw a mother stroking her daughter’s cheek, her teenage daughter responding by resting her head on her mother’s chest; a father leaning in, smiling and tearful, listening spellbound to his young daughter describe his strengths; a family of four beaming at each other, moving into
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