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Tag Archives: Health
Notes from Inside a Black Hole
Serious illness, like a black hole, draws everything into itself. Energy, creativity, enthusiasm, all the factors essential to blogging, are subsumed and nothing is left outside. Which explains where I’ve been for so long. Not my illness, but the Hub’s. Now … Continue reading
Posted in Challenge, Flowers, Happiness, Health, Life and Death, Quotes, Wisdom
Tagged Black Holes, Courage, Health, Wisdom
29 Comments
Laid Low
Ever since I first read the English author Jane Austen when I was a girl, I’ve been in love with her and everything she wrote. I’ve reread all of her novels periodically over the years. Winston Churchill read Jane (her … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Medicine
Tagged Colds, Health, Illness, Jane Austen, Novels, Pride and Prejudice, Recovery
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HEART VOICES
I was going to give you a springtime post of the glorious flowers on display at the recent Mount Holyoke Bulb Show, wonders of nature if there ever were such. But they’ve been preempted by another wonder of nature, not … Continue reading
Posted in Etcetera, Health, Life and Death, Medicine, Personal Essay
Tagged Computers, Echocardiography, Health, Heart, Music, Science, Technology
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A Touch is as Good as Chocolate
From NPR’s Morning Edition, September 20, 2010: THE POWER OF TOUCH Social scientists have shown in many studies over the years that supportive touch can have good outcomes in a number of different realms. Consider the following examples: If a teacher touches … Continue reading
Where to Lose Weight on Vacation…
I really had to laugh when I saw the headline in the New York Times Health Section: Where to Lose Weight on Vacation. Here we are in Arizona, not a scale in the rented house, but all I need is … Continue reading
Posted in Etcetera, Photography
Tagged Arizona, Dessert, Food, Health, Restaurants, Tucson
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