Having a jacked up knee sucks. I have Osteoarthritis, Osteonecrosis, Joint effusion, Marrow edema and Lateral petellar subluxation all in one small knee cap. I had an MRI the end of May 2018 it showed my osteonecrosis has not progressed and even looks better than it did 2 years ago!! That's A Win I will... Continue Reading →
Separation At The Boarder
Family is the foundational element of our society
WEGOHealth Awards and How to Nominate Others
I'm honored to say I've been nominated for the #WEGOHealthAwards! These awards seek to recognize Patient Leaders who are making an impact with their advocacy. Learn more - nominate today. Here's how you can also nominate others who educate, advocate and make a difference! Click link below WEGOHealth Awards and Nomination Info WEGOHealth Awards Link... Continue Reading →
Father’s Day With Out My Father
This Sunday will be the 29th Father’s Day without my dad. He passed away in August 1988. It seems like yesterday he was here , yet it also seems like an eternity. Thus begging the tricky question of what to do on Father’s Day when you no longer have a father. For some, I imagine... Continue Reading →
The Cost Of Knee Replacements
If you’re having trouble with your knees, you’re not alone. I also have knee issues. I have Osteonecrosis and osteoarthritis and a torn meniscus all in the same knee. And doctors are basically waiting for my knee to collapse to replace it. Me I’m looking to avoid a collapse but at the 10k out of... Continue Reading →
Celebrating Patient Leaders- Alzheimer Awareness
Once a week for the next few weeks I am going to focus on others that raise awareness and educate. Alzheimer's Reading Room Bob DeMarco puts such heart and soul in his awareness I just had to show some recognition. I personally don't know anyone with Alzheimer's but I watched a couple touching and emotional... Continue Reading →
Part Time Vegan Flexitarian For Life
Here's a link to my recipe site. Part Time Vegan My Recipe Page
Healthy Eating
Developing healthy eating habits isn't as confusing or as restrictive as many people imagine. The essential steps are to eat mostly foods derived from plants—vegetables, fruits, whole grains and legumes (beans, peas, lentils)—and limit highly processed foods. For most of my life, I ate the standard American diet and meals that were heavy in meat and processed foods. I went to... Continue Reading →

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