Health
My friend, Pat, uses the term “elderly” when referring to the current state of our high school graduating class. It makes me want to strap him to a walker with nonskid rubber tips and send him flying off of a skateboard ramp. I don’t mind the term “over 65.” I can handle the word “senior”
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Incase the universe thought it might have slipped my mind that 15 years ago
Brenda recently asked if we still prepare meals. Many readers who left comments said they still enjoyed cooking; a few
Gone are the days when it was easy for me to go to sleep. In fact, since my late 30’s,
There’s always something to be grateful for. Sometimes you just have to look a little harder to find it. That
I’ve been sitting in the gastrointestinal day surgery waiting room since 6:30 this morning. A male nurse with a carpet
“Do not do squats!” It’s almost a mantra for me, and I don’t know why. After all, squats, deep knee
I have been staring into nothingness for hours. Thoughts come and go, floating past like autumn leaves on a burbling
Do you remember your mom scolding you when you reached across the table for the rolls before anyone else had
My mother put a lot of time and energy into how she looked and how others perceived her. She never
We’ve all gotten songs stuck in our heads that play over and over until we want to go screaming into
This week I caught up with a friend I hadn’t seen in ages. Our oddball conversation ran the gamut from
No, this isn’t a reference to a gunshot wound. First used in 1916, it’s a metaphor that refers to something
This week, Good Morning America (GMA) reported that the Surgeon General declared “vaping” to be an epidemic among teenagers, and
Many of my patients complain of pain in their knees when they stand up from a sitting position. It’s a