Travel
When I travel, I see other travelers with dogs. Some are in carriers. Some on leashes. Some are definitely service dogs. Others are pets. I’ve often wondered what you do if you have a dog in an airport terminal. I found several airports with places for your furry pooch. There […]
Books and Writing / Worth Reading
Margaret Kramar is the author of Searching for Spenser, A Mother’s Journey Through Grief, her memoir about a child who died. It was published by Anamcara Press in November, 2018. How is it that you decided to write a memoir about the birth and short life of your son? I never made a conscious […]
Worth Reading
Interview with author of The Newborn Baby Blueprint: Preparing to Care for Your Infant and Yourself, Whitney Casares, MD What inspired you to write The Newborn Baby Blueprint? Having a new baby is awesome and amazing…and terrifying. It can be less daunting when you have the right expectations and the […]
Ask Dr. Julie
Everyone knows February has Valentine’s Day in it but what a lot of people may or may not know is that February is all about the matters of the heart in more ways than just Valentine’s Day. February is American Heart Month. It is a time for us to take […]
Worth Reading
This month’s worth reading selection is four books about you, your life, your success! They are: Remember Who You Are: Achieve Success. Create Balance. Experience Fulfillment by Paula Brown Stafford and Lisa T. Grimes It’s the elusive trifecta every working woman desperately seeks. Do you find yourself trying to be […]
Inspirational Human Interest / Parenting
By Renée Henning Romance may come early or late to an adopted child. Pre-adoption experiences and societal expectations can affect his romantic life. As shown below, the results are unpredictable–and often charming. Here is a glimpse into the romantic life of three adoptees. (All children’s names in this article were changed, to protect privacy.) […]
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