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Tag Archives: health
Adult ADD ?
Your dear friend, Sarah, called you this morning. “I think that I’ve finally figured it out,” she said confidently, “after going to several doctors. One gave me a prescription for Effexor, but I realized that I ‘m not feeling depressed.” … Continue reading
From the Beautiful Gulf: Baby Boomers on Bikes
You were lucky and got a jump-start on Labor Day weekend. This morning you were able to ‘take your daily constitutional,’ and get out on the bike path. You enjoy the gorgeous gulf scenery, inhaling the pine scent, and feeling … Continue reading
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Gluten-free: You too, Huh?
This morning you went to Whole Foods and stood in front of their ‘gluten-free’ section. They have a huge refrigerator case well-stocked with all kinds of wheat-free selections, from waffles to burritos. A dear friend of yours is stuck at … Continue reading
Posted in family, health, humor, medical, Uncategorized
Tagged commentary, family, food, health, life
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Wii for Dummies
Last Christmas, your sweet children presented you with a Wii. At first, truth be told, you weren’t quite exactly sure what it was. Or rather, the strange magical world that Wii-Fit held inside. And so it began. Your children got … Continue reading
Your Baby Boomer Life is Slowly Turning Into an Evening News Commercial, But the Killer is…
Last month, you got a little confused when informed by various experts: “You need to eat more fish.” (uh, oh–you thought you ate boatloads of seafood–doesn’t fried parmesan-encrusted tilapia from Costco count?) “Eat more leafy greens.” (you’ve been imbibing greens … Continue reading
Posted in family life, health, humor, Uncategorized, women
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Adults in Braces?
How many years did you ferry your children to the orthodontist? From the time your daughter was five, to when your son was sixteen, and started driving himself. You remember back when he was a toddler, packing him into his … Continue reading →