This small book gives an account of a unique experience my daughter Beatriz (Bia) and I went through in Little Rock, Arkansas (USA), in 2007. Bia needed corrective surgery for a congenital venous malformation, a medical procedure that could not be performed in Brazil. So, there we were, in Arkansas Childrens Hospital, where we had the chance to observe how the Caregivers network operates, and to live through experiences that helped us strengthen ourselves and dodge loneliness, sadness, fear, and uncertainty.Together, we decided to put our experience on paper and, much to our surprise, we realized that everything ultimately boiled down to putting together the best in terms of energy and feelings from all parties involved: family and friends; physicians and nurses; work colleagues; prayer groups; party groups; Brazilians living in Little Rock and their American friends.As for me, I felt that my training and certification from Case Western Reserve University on the Appreciative Inquiry methodology, developed by David Cooperrider with the purpose of bringing out excellence in people, in several life situations, had a prodigious impact on Bias recovery and on my strength as a Caregiver.I must explain that my awareness of this fact was not perceived until we returned to Brazil, almost five months later, when all the suggestions about cure and healing had already been written down. I believe that, somehow, I assimilated the methodology and applied it unconsciously, adapting it to the situation in which we found ourselves.This made it very clear to us that positive thinking, of any kind, brought about by the application of the Appreciative Inquiry methodology re-activates nervous cell patterns in our brain, which are associated with physical and mental well-being.Thinking back, I also see that God gave us this opportunity so that we would be able to tell, in simple and direct language, and to many people that are also being tried as Caregivers, that it is possible to help cure those under our care, while at the same time preserving our physical, mental, and spiritual health as Caregivers.So, when you decide to put our suggestions into practice, we would like you to feel you are keeping company with us: Yes! You, who are sitting with our book in your hands, ready to act. We are on your side, supporting you. We are opening up our souls and minds to learn about other peoples knowledge, sharing this wonderful experience that exchanging emotions is. Emotions are powerful, because they are personal and unique to each one of us. Knowing about them is worthwhile.THIS BOOK IS INTENDED TO...Become a most desired source of inspiration to:Health ProfessionalsCaregivers, be them relatives, friends, or voluntariesSpiritual CounselorsParentsTeachersAll of those who are called upon to nourish,With the best of their Love,Their neighbors,Who areSick in bodySick in spiritOr sick in their soul.And most specially, to a good part of the Brazilian population, who should be getting ready to care for, by 2025, the worlds 6th larger aging population, that is, 23 million people aged 75 and older. According to IBGE, the elderly population grows by 650 thousand yearly, a figure that