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The Key to Choosing an Attorney
Courtesy The Ashmore Law Firm, P.C. You may not need an attorney right now, but certain instances may arise when you need an attorney. If you decide to get married, you are left an inheritance, […]
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What I Learned from Our Cancer Journey
By Becky LaSalle My husband Robbie was diagnosed with incurable, small cell esophageal cancer. Over the course of four years he had many treatments because of the nature of his disease. And while he fought […]
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Mindful Meditation: The Art of Adult Coloring Books
By Kay B. Wills Coloring is an activity that we tend to associate with children. As we age, we set aside our crayons and colored pencils in favor of more respectable utensils such as pens […]
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Trust Your Heart to Texoma Medical Center
Courtesy Texoma Medical Center The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that at least 200,000 people die each year of preventable heart disease and stroke. Most people think of cardiovascular disease as an […]
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Alert! Read ALL Medicare Forms
By Tucker Thompson More hospitals and medical offices are charging Medicare patients for procedures not covered by Medicare! Some doctors and hospitals are placing signs in their reception area stating they may run procedures not […]
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Treatments for Sudden Hearing Loss
By Elizabeth Brassine, Au.D. Imagine you woke up one morning and couldn’t hear out of one ear. Would you know what to do or seek treatment? Unfortunately, for most people the answer to both of […]
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Bigorexia: The Adonis Syndrome
By Julie Alvira, MD, MBA In recent years there has been a greater focus on becoming healthier, looking good, and exercising. Most fitness centers have experienced an increase in memberships both for men and women. […]
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How to Avoid Being Defrauded
By Joan Weems, RN A few days ago my husband answered the phone. I was trying to listen, but I couldn’t make much out of the conversation, until all of a sudden he asked me […]
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What I Learned from Our Journey
By Becky LaSalle My husband Robbie was diagnosed with incurable, small cell esophageal cancer. Over the course of four years he had many treatments because of the nature of his disease. And while he fought […]
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CASA: Advocating for the Child
By Melanie Hess How come the TV is still on? Is it really 3 a.m.? Why does Mom always leave for so long? Why does the baby keep crying? Where is the food? School will […]