Retirement often seems, in advance, like a wonderful bejewelled blessing, waiting on the horizon – a reward for a lifetime of work, and the opportunity to finally kick your feet up and relax. Retirement can certainly be deeply rewarding, but … Continue reading →
“Help, I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!”, blares a television commercial. We sit there and watch this commercial, and although we find the acting kind of comical, it is actually a relatable accident that can happen anytime and anywhere. … Continue reading →
Aside from the appendage dangling between our legs – and assuming that Kaitlyn will revert to being a male again once the book is completed, we have something else in common. We visit the GYN floor to see our doctors. … Continue reading →
