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    Relationships Resumed: Grandparents and Grandchildren Getting Back Together

    So, how long has it been for you? Eight months? Twelve months? Fourteen months? If you’re a grandparent, you’ve likely been counting the months (or, let’s face it, days) since the last time you had an in-person hug and kiss from your grandchild. While most of us have Zoomed and…

    That Old Thing: New Insights Into The Aging Process (And Whether It’s Stoppable)

    It’s one of the oldest mysteries of mankind, not yet solved but with innumerable theories and millions of dollars devoted to the definitive answer. The mystery is: Why do we age, how do we age, and is there a way to thwart the aging process? (Of course, a whole separate…

    Been There, Done That: Eight Decades And Counting By Alice Herb: The Pandemic – Not Yet Returning To My Prior Life

    The Pandemic – Not Yet Returning To My Prior Life By Alice Herb   Just a few weeks ago I wrote about how strange it was to try to break out after months of isolation and to move on to a more “normal” existence. I, along with many others, am…

    In The Eye Of The Beholder: How Do You Feel About Your Looks Right Now?

    It may sound humorous, but to many of us, it’s deadly serious. A recent survey by OnePoll of 1000 US adults found that 40% of Americans don’t recognize themselves in the mirror at this point due to COVID. Moreover, 51% of those surveyed believe the pandemic has negatively affected how…

    For Your Pains: New Insights Into The Experience And Management Of Pain

    As the most common reason why individuals seek out medical care, pain represents a complex combination of factors, some concretely understood and recognizable with others more subjective, depending upon your own complex history. How you feel pain, how you withstand pain, and what you can do to address and manage…

    At The End: The Ongoing Dilemma of Physician Aid-In-Dying

    If there’s one silver lining that may emerge from the COVID pandemic, it may be our societal recognition that death is very much a part of life, and often requires the same sort of thoughtful planning we inevitably give to other life milestones. If you’re fortunate and considerate of your…