Five Things Men Want . . . please join Maria as she chats with nutritional educator, Men’s Fitness Magazine Advisory Board member, Registered Dietician, and Board Certified specialist in Sports Dietetics, Dr. Chris Mohr, PhD.
Click here for Dr. Mohr’s website; Nordic Naturals
I’ve been back and forth from my home to where my parents live for weeks and months and years, depending on their health and wellness. I’ve always considered it an honor and my good fortune to have both of my parents alive. They’ve been married nearly 60 years and as a divorced mother of four of my own children, that has also been inspirational to me.
What I haven’t been prepared for, nor is it really possible to understand that when one’s health begins to decline, what is the correct manner in which to handle that situation?
My poor father fell while putting on his clothing and suffered a spiral femur fracture in June 2013. He has been bedridden since that time, in and out of hospitals, having a variety of surgical procedures and finally last fall the palliative care physicians discharged him to medical hospice in their home.
Watching my mother keep vigil, attend to every need of his, juggling the health care appointments at their home, transport vehicles for procedures not able to be performed at their home, PT, OT, wound doctors, nurses, care providers – it is daunting!
My father was given 2 weeks to 2 months to live, he’s now closing out his 7th month after that prognosis. The human spirit and the desire to live, no matter what the indignity is inspirational!
Dental Distress Syndrome (DDS) can be responsible for a wide range of unexplained physical and mental symptoms. Please join Maria as she chats with Dr. Larry Lytle, who has created a low level laser treatment which can be applied to the jaw, neck, shoulders and back to immediately relax muscles as needed and perhaps resolve some underlying physical maladies.
Click here for Dr. Lytle’s website.
Please join Maria in her discussion with Dr. Mario Martinez, a clinical neuropsychologist as well as psychoneuroimmunology. He shares with her why longevity is learned, why most illnesses are learned, how culture shapes perception in addition to our immune systems.
Dear Friends,
I have been involved with another move. There is a pattern in my existence and that is one of constant change. The beauty of life is that the only thing we can count on is change and I’m a forerunner in that regard.
I’ve moved 4 times in the past 3 1/2 years. I’ve moved dozens of times in my adult life. It is exhausting, exhilarating, exciting, daunting and an opportunity for personal growth, purging, donating, downsizing and rightsizing.
Thank you for your patience and your understanding. We’re getting back to ‘normal’ shortly!
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