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Contact: Monica Brunson or Nadine Hailey
Phone: 410-935-0232 for MB; 667-336-9680 for NH
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.brunsonhealthcare.com


Women With Vision & Brunson Healthcare Consultants Group Present: The Beat the Burnout Caregiver Conference in Baltimore
Baltimore, MD – Women with Vision, founded by Minister Charlene Sparks and Pastor Michael Sparks, is proud to partner with Baltimore native Monica Brunson, owner of Brunson Healthcare Consultants Group, to host the Beat the Burnout Caregiver Conference on July 10-11, 2026, at the Best Western Plus Hotel and Conference Center; 5625 O’Donnell Street, Canton.
This highly anticipated event is dedicated to caregivers, families, and healthcare professionals, offering essential tools, resources, and support to combat burnout and stress while promoting spiritual, mental, and physical well-being.
Conference Highlights: A Holistic Approach to Caregiving.
🔹 Expert Panels & Workshops – Led by healthcare professionals and wellness experts, covering stress management, self-care, and mental wellness.
🔹 Practical Self-Care Strategies – Hands-on training to help caregivers manage daily responsibilities while prioritizing their own health.
🔹 Exhibitor Expo – Featuring innovative solutions, services, and products designed to support caregivers and their loved ones.
🔹 Networking & Community Building – Opportunities to connect, share experiences, and build a lasting support system.

"Caregivers are the backbone of our families and communities, yet they often neglect their own well-being. This conference is designed to equip them with the tools, resources, and encouragement they need to thrive," says Monica Brunson, Co-Host and Owner of Brunson Healthcare Consultants Group.

Event Details & Ticket Information
📅 Dates: July 10-11, 2026;
Resource Fair on July 10: 5:30-8:30pm
Workshops and Panel discussions on July 11: 9am - 4pm
📍 Location: Best Western plus hotel and conference center, 5625 O’Donnell St., Baltimore, Maryland.
🎟 Tickets:
Early Bird Special: $50 (available through June 1, 2026)
Regular Price: $75 (June 2 2025 – July 10, 2026)
Includes Continental Breakfast & Lunch
🔗 Get Your Tickets Today:
www.brunsonhealthcare.com

05/27/2026

The season finale of Divorced Sistas was the best episode of the entire season.

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05/26/2026

This angers me to no end! I have an autistic brother. Prayers to this young man’s family. 😭💔

A New Jersey mother claims her son died at a day program for developmentally disabled adults because of negligence.

05/25/2026

REPOST:

Some family caregivers did not just postpone vacations. They postponed careers, freedom, retirement, relationships, peace, and entire versions of themselves. Over time, caregiving can slowly reshape a person’s entire future around responsibility, survival, and the needs of someone else. What many people see as “being devoted” often entails invisible sacrifices that quietly accumulate over the years, until the caregiver barely recognizes the life they once imagined for themselves.

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05/23/2026

Welcome to The Fire…
Thriving Fire International
Pastor, Elder Scottie Stamps
Prophetess Lady Jackie Stamps
Associate Pastor

Join us for our Virtual Worship Experience!
At Fb & YT!!!

Invite…Tag… Share!! Replay is Available!

05/23/2026

Buc-ees in Florence, SC ain’t come to play! I can only imagine what their food in Texas tastes like. Everything was fresh, filling and delicious.

My favorite: BUC-EES BANANA PUDDING 🤤🏆

Foods in this video:

Buc-ees three meat sandwich (sliced, smoked turkey, chopped brisket and smoked sausage).
Buc-ees banana pudding. (BEST store bought banana pudding I ever had).
Buc-ees big buckin brisket XXL sandwich. (Need I say more!)
10/10 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

05/22/2026

MEN! This is for YOU.

05/22/2026

When you hear us talk about developing strategies for living a Godly life, here’s just one example of how to use the Word of GOD to develop a prayer strategy to overcome whatever it is you are bound by. Whatever it is that is keeping you from drawing closer to God and doing what HE has called you to do, pray, find a scripture, wait for God’s response and execute.

You’re welcome! 🫂❤️

Prayer Strategy for Anger

1. Pause Before You Pray

Before doing anything else, physically stop. Take 3 slow breaths. This isn’t avoidance — it’s creating space for God to enter the moment before you act or speak from the heat of the feeling.

2. Honest Acknowledgment Prayer

Come to God with full honesty. Don’t sanitize it.
“Lord, I am angry. I feel [hurt / betrayed / disrespected / overwhelmed]. I’m bringing this to You before I do something I’ll regret.”
God already knows. Naming it out loud (or in writing) is for you — it moves the anger from your body into a conversation with Him.

3. Ask the Right Questions in Prayer

Anger is almost always a secondary emotion — something deeper is underneath it. Ask God to reveal it:
• “What am I actually afraid of?”
• “Where do I feel unheard or unseen?”
• “Is there grief, shame, or injustice underneath this?”

Sit quietly for 2–3 minutes and listen.

4. Pray for the Person (If Applicable)

This is the hardest step — and the most transformative. You don’t have to feel it yet. Just begin:
“God, I don’t want to pray for [name] right now, but I’m willing to be willing. Bless them. Work in their life. Protect them.”
Even a reluctant prayer opens a door.

5. Surrender the Outcome

Anger often comes from trying to control what we can’t. Pray:
“I release this situation to You. I trust that You see what I see — and what I can’t see. Justice, healing, and resolution belong to You.”

6. Scripture Anchors to Pray Through

Hold these verses in prayer when anger rises:

Scripture
Focus

Psalm 4:4
Permission to feel, not to act wrongly — “Be angry and do not sin”
James 1:19–20
Slow to anger, slow to speak
Ephesians 4:26–27
Don’t let the sun go down on your anger
Proverbs 19:11
Wisdom in overlooking an offense
Romans 12:19
Letting God handle justice

7. Close with Realignment

End every anger prayer session with identity and peace:
“I am not defined by this anger. I am held by You. Reset my heart, renew my mind, and guide my next step. Amen.”

Daily Rhythm

For ongoing anger (not just a single incident), build this into a rhythm:
• Morning: Surrender the situation before the day starts
• Midday: Check in — is the anger growing or softening?
• Evening: Journal what God revealed; pray for one person involved

Anger itself isn’t sin — it’s often a signal that something matters deeply to you. This strategy helps you bring that signal to God rather than letting it drive your behavior.