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Written by Ann Pietrangelo on May 6th, 2008 in Linked Articles.
You are about to be let in on the best kept secret. So, kick back for a few moments, pour that glass of wine, and spend some time with kindred spirits. Continue…
Reform Health Policy- Size Does MatterSince the dawn of time, women have been telling men that size doesn’t matter but, oh, how times have changed. Size does matter, at least when it comes to your benefits package. These days, as you stroll out into the single scene, you just might... […]
- National Wear Red Day: A Wake up Call to Women“I don’t have to worry about heart disease... that’s a man thing, and an older woman thing.” If you agree with that statement, please read on. Friday, February 5 is National Wear Red Day, part of the Go Red For Women campaign ... […]
- Michelle Obama Taking On Childhood Obesity Crisis“Medical experts have warned that our children are on track to be less healthy than we are.” - First Lady Michelle Obama We should be ashamed of that fact. Michelle Obama is leading the charge against childhood obesity. We’ve alrea... […]
- Size Does Matter
- Ruminations
- Writing Without Periods...Mary and Jenny, of the blog Writing Without Periods, bestowed upon me the title of this week’s “Sensational Woman.” […]
- Writing Without Periods...
- Living with MS
- Lie For MeIn the midst of a 30-inch snowstorm, I felt a mixture of unearned guilt and helplessness. From the kitchen window I peeked out at my husband every so often as he labored in the wintery whiteness. Glancing around, I observed an elderly neighbor to one side and young children on the other, all tackling the [...] […]
- A Toke a Day Keeps the Doctor AwayAlone in her Birmingham, England home, a woman stirs a half teaspoon of cannabis into her hot tea. By seeking relief from pain and spasms caused by multiple sclerosis in this way she is, in the eyes of the law, a criminal. She doesn’t take this action lightly and is not out for a recreational high. [...] […]
- Multiple Sclerosis for NewbiesWhen you first learn that you have multiple sclerosis, you will likely experience a range of emotion from relief to fear. Then come the questions. One of the first might be “What is my prognosis — what is a typical case of MS like?” The hard answer is that prognosis is all but impossible, but along [...] […]
- Lie For Me
- MS Maze
- YLaunch
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