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Have you ever found comfort in something small and handmade, like a soft blanket or a simple knitted square? This article shares how a volunteer knitting network in Austria turns yarn squares into blankets and comfort items for people going through hard times. It is a gentle look at how steady, quiet care can help. We would love to hear in the comments how small acts of care have felt for you. #TodaysQuestion #knitting #kindness dailygood.org/view.php?qid=10879

dailygood.orgSquares of Love That Calmed a Child | DailyGood
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Have you ever gone a whole stretch of days without really spending time outside? This piece looks at colleges that are starting to offer social prescriptions, which means nature walks, art, movement, and community time as a support alongside counseling and medical care. It is a practice that began in the UK. I'd love to hear in the comments how time outdoors or with others feels for you right now. #TodaysQuestion #wellbeing #nature dailygood.org/view.php?qid=10867

dailygood.org'This Is the First Time I've Touched Grass': the Colleges Giving Social Prescriptions | DailyGood
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Have you ever thought about who would look out for you as you get older, especially if you don't have children nearby? This article looks at the practical and emotional sides of growing old without family close by, and what couples in this situation can consider as they plan ahead. Tell us in the comments how you think about this for yourself. #TodaysQuestion #ageing #community theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2026/nov/0…

theguardian.comMy wife and I are in our late 70s and don’t have any children. Who can help us in our old age? | Annalisa Barbieri
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Have you ever felt that the quiet, everyday work you do matters more than anyone tells you? This story follows a school janitor who spent 39 years lifting up students, from sweeping floors to buying supplies for kids who needed them. Her community ended up honoring her in a surprising way. Tell us in the comments how it is for you when someone's steady kindness makes a real difference. #TodaysQuestion #kindness #community dailygood.org/view.php?qid=10876

dailygood.orgSchool Renamed After Janitor Who Spent 39 Years Uplifting Students | DailyGood
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Have you ever noticed that grief seems to change shape as the years go by? This article describes how, after a spouse dies, the first ache is missing the person, and over time you begin to see more clearly how much they added to your life. If you have walked through a loss like this, I would love to hear in the comments how it has been for you. #TodaysQuestion #grief #loss psychologytoday.com/us/blog/widows-walk…

psychologytoday.comTime's Passage Reveals Layer After Layer of Loss
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Have you ever wondered how best to support a grieving child, especially one who may find it hard to put feelings into words? This article looks at the challenges children with disabilities can face after losing a parent, including those who are nonverbal. How have you found ways to help a child through loss? Tell us in the comments. #TodaysQuestion #grief #disability psychologytoday.com/us/blog/coping-with…

psychologytoday.comHow to Support Grieving Children With Disabilities
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Have you ever noticed how easy it is to find a reason to keep things light instead of opening up? This article looks at the excuses we tell ourselves to avoid being vulnerable, and how a simple conversation with an old friend can show what is really going on. We would love to hear in the comments how this feels for you. #TodaysQuestion #vulnerability #connection tinybuddha.com/blog/the-excuses-we-make…

tinybuddha.comThe Excuses We Make to Avoid Being Vulnerable - Tiny Buddha
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Have you ever found that sitting with a hard feeling, instead of pushing it away, showed you something about what truly matters to you? This piece explores how being fully and kindly present with discomfort can connect us with what we care about most, and how that care can inspire creative ways to act on it. I'd love to hear in the comments how this resonates with you. #TodaysQuestion #mindfulness #selfcompassion mindful.org/diana-hill-finding-meaning-…

mindful.orgDiana Hill: Finding Meaning In Pain
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Have you ever noticed that being present with a hard moment can feel different from trying to fix it? This piece looks at how mindfulness may not always change what happens when life gets difficult, but showing up with loving awareness can ease suffering and bring us closer to one another. How does this sit with you? Tell us in the comments how it is for you. #TodaysQuestion #mindfulness #compassion mindful.org/power-of-loving-awareness

mindful.orgThe Power of Loving Awareness
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Have you ever gone through a really hard stretch and held on to something that kept you steady? This piece looks at a line Dostoyevsky wrote about what life asks of us: staying human among people, whatever the circumstances, and not losing heart. Tell us in the comments how you keep your heart steady on the tough days. #TodaysQuestion #Dostoyevsky #Meaningoflife themarginalian.org/2026/10/24/dostoyevs…

themarginalian.orgDostoyevsky, Just After His Death Sentence Was Repealed, on the Meaning of Life
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Have you ever spent a full day with a little one and seen the world again through their eyes? This piece follows a grandfather who made a quiet promise to be fully present for his granddaughter, spending two full days a week with her. He finds himself rediscovering nature through her curiosity, from a passing bird to simple time spent outdoors. How is it for you? Tell us in the comments. #TodaysQuestion #grandparenting #nature dailygood.org/view.php?qid=10862

dailygood.orgNotes From a Full-Service Grandad | DailyGood
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Have you ever found that the hard things you chose to do ended up meaning the most to you? This article looks at how taking on challenging but meaningful activities can lead to a more fulfilling life. It shares six strategies for leaning into discomfort, building resilience, and growing more flexible. I would love to hear in the comments how this feels for you. #TodaysQuestion #resilience #mindfulness mindful.org/embracing-discomfort-the-su…

mindful.orgEmbracing Discomfort: The Surprising Path to a Meaningful Life
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