By Gwenn Voelckers We may think we are nurturing our garden, but of course it’s our garden that is really nurturing us.” Jenny Uglow
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Coping with the Loss of a Pet
In recent years, the grief from pet loss has become more widely recognized and accepted By Eva Briggs, MD Losing a pet produces grief
Private Practices Continue to Shrink in Numbers
By George W. Chapman The number of physicians in private practice continues to decline. According to an AMA survey of 3,500 physicians, 49% responded
Lean Flank Steak Boasts Abundant Nutrients
By Anne Palumbo Some folks never forget their first kiss: I’ll never forget my first flank steak. It happened in a Mexican restaurant. The
An Inadequate Thank-You Letter
Whoever you are and however you helped children this year, thank you By Melissa Stefanec MelissaStefanec@yahoo.com To all of the people who work for
Medicare Coverage Options for Retirees Eager to Travel
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, What are the best Medicare coverage options for COVID-19 vaccinated retirees who are eager to travel? My wife
Not All Viruses Are Bad
Some are beneficial for humans and other cellular organisms By Eva Briggs, MD What comes to mind when you hear the word virus? Do
Why You Should Eat More Asparagus
By Anne Palumbo Asparagus is known for making urine smell funny. But that’s not why you should eat more asparagus. You should eat more
8 Questions to Ask Your Spouse Before You Have Children
Getting on the same page now will alleviate a lot of problems down the road By Melissa Stefanec MelissaStefanec@yahoo.com There are a lot of
Faster Processing of Disability Claims for People with Alzheimer’s Disease
By Deborah Banikowski District Manager, Syracuse Today, more than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease. Since the onset of Alzheimer’s can occur