My 40th birthday is just around the corner. And I'm excited.
I feel healthier and happier at almost 40 than I did at 35 years...
I started donating blood in high school.
I’d like to say I was an altruistic teenager, but I signed up with my friend Matt because...
I am writing this post as I watch the snow lightly fall on my back porch. That might sound splendid to some, but this...
Trauma and events affect every person differently. In this month's book club pick, What Comes After by Joanne Tompkins, we watch as a selection...
In an age of ever-busier schedules and increasing digital distractions, a date is often recommended as a good way to keep your relationships connected...
Last week, we spoke about why COVID vaccination is important to us. Now, we want to help you find a vaccine location near you...
What surprised me the most about hot flashes is how they almost feel like contractions. The slow wave, the tensing, the immersion in sensation,...
At the time of writing this, I am awaiting my COVID-19 test results.
I started feeling congested and had a headache. I hoped for a...
As a middle school teacher, there’s nothing that hurts my heart more than hearing a student say, "I hate reading!”
I love reading so...
November and December got away from us at the MMC Book Club (as it does for many of us). So this month, we are...
Here we are, ready to face another January. Whether your theme is “New Year, New You” or “New Year, Same You,” it is always...
I watched Sex and the City on repeat in my college years. My girlfriends and I would gather around our living room TV with...
Military Lifestyle
Normalized Overwhelm
Over the Edge
I was standing in the kitchen, washing dishes and doing mental math: I was trying to figure out how to get the...
