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Is Flu Prevention Possible?
By Dr. Ron Babecoff The mantra, “get your flu shot” is almost as common as “eat right and exercise regularly,” and it gets louder with winter fast approaching. Senior citizens in the U.S. are reminded […]
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Be Very Careful With a Do Not Resuscitate Order
By Craig Watson Harold was an 80-year-old bachelor, a former fighter pilot, a colorful and fun loving guy. Unfortunately, he suffered a stroke. He lived alone so it was 24 hours before he made it […]
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What Would You Do to Change the World?
By Michelle Wallace When Bono was a little boy growing up in Ireland, he saw America put a man on the moon. He said, “I thought these Americans are mad…they are mad! But I thought […]
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Choose the “Best” in Rehabilitation at TMC
Courtesy Texoma Medical Center When you seek rehabilitative services for an illness, injury, trauma or surgery, reputation is a deciding factor. Texoma residents do not have to go far to find a quality facility. The […]
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Middle Age Musings: Political Prisoner
Dear Dr. Stanwix, My husband is becoming a staunch Republican before my very eyes. We used to share the same more or less center-left point of view. However, over the years, he has slowly become […]
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Battle Buddies and the The Power of Human Kind
By Tina Withrow April Saucedo didn’t go looking for cancer. Breast cancer. Metastatic breast cancer. It came looking for her. She was busy working on her college nursing degree, shooting for the stars, her dreams, […]
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Summer Boredom Turned Into “Good Times”
By Georgia Smith, MA When my three children were young, I would think about the upcoming summer and what activities we could do to prevent them from being bored. The truth is, summer boredom is […]
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Your Financial Advisor is Your Best Friend in Retirement
By Mike Reed, AIF and Collin C. Grover, CFP “I’ve decided to retire soon, and I need some help.” As financial advisors, we hear this a lot. Most people know that retirement planning involves considering […]
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Hector Picard: Amputee triathlete has no hands and no limits on life
By Hector Picard It’s 10 p.m., and as I am running down the George Washington Bridge in New York City, I noticed my wife Wendy. She asked me how I was feeling, and I told […]
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Medicare – Health Insurance Marketplace
By Tucker Thompson, CSA Below are a few answers to some of the most asked questions concerning Medicare and Health Insurance, Affordable Health Care, Obama Care, and SHOP Marketplace. What if I become eligible for […]