Welcome back! Last week we heard from a man who struggled with his parents’ hoarding behaviors when he was a child. He wondered out loud if this had potentially led to his mental health issues, and worried he, too, may turn into his parents. Striking and raw disclosures, but many were able to relate to […]
Can Mentally Ill Parents Create Mentally Ill Children? Nature vs. Nurture: Part III in a series
Welcome back! Last week we read a heartbreaking story from Maggie Cook. Our hearts really went out to her and her family, didn’t they? This week, we hear from a man who blogs anonymously as well, about his life growing up with parents who were hoarders. He will tell us what his life was like, […]
My Daughter Was Abused in School: Part II in a series on children and mental health
Welcome back! Last week, Dr. Ross educated us about food and it’s impact on the child’s brain. Wasn’t that fascinating? This week, we welcome Maggie Cook. Maggie has a daughter who was sexually abused by her father at the tender age of 3, and as a result, suffered with mental health issues that determined her […]
Children and Mental Health: Is Food a Factor? Part I in a series
Welcome back! A new month and a new topic. You have all been asking for something on children and mental health, and we are so happy to say we heard you and found just the right doctor for the task. You will love this DO’s perspective! I encourage you to click on all the links […]
A Cup of Coffee: What’s In Your Creamer?
WELCOME BACK! We are taking a break this week, as we welcome Cassie Steele, who has graciously written a “one off” blog for us this week! Please welcome her, and as always, grab that cup of coffee and enjoy… Why Some Osteopathic Physicians Recommend A Homemade Creamer For Your Coffee Don’t we all love a […]
A Cup of Coffee: “I haven’t always been this big” – Final Thoughts on Diet and Exercise
Welcome Back! Our guest community blogger last week, Tracy Gonzalez, really touched your hearts. Our community bloggers this month were courageous both in their personal journey’s and their ability to share their stories. We thank you. I would also like to thank our guest DO, Dr. Laura Rosch for contributing. She was willing to step […]
I Weighed 400 Pounds: Part III in a Series on Diet and Exercise
Welcome Back! Last week Molly Brady showed us her stuff! She really gave us food for thought (pun intended). The response to her blog was overwhelming and she thanks you for your readership. This week, we welcome another success story, Tracy Gonzalez. She will inspire you to find wellness, but will be the first to […]
Take Back Your Life: Part II in a Series on Diet and Exercise
Welcome back! Wow, last week you really responded to what Dr. Rosch had to share with us! So happy you were interested in taking back your lives! Well, you are in for a treat…because the next two weeks we are featuring women from your communities that have done just that. If this doesn’t inspire you, […]
Which is more important? Eating right or Exercising? Part I in a series on taking back your life.
Welcome back! Last month was very interesting as we were able talk honestly about the Doctor/Patient relationship. Some of you felt very strongly about this. The topic this month is one that our community readers have been asking for. That all important question: Is it more important to eat right, or exercise? Our guest DO […]
Are Doctors The Bad Guy? A Cup of Coffee: Part IV in a series
Welcome back! This month was a great discussion about the Doctor/Patient relationship! I would like to thank our guest DO, Dr. Deb Roman, and our two community bloggers Jan Guttormsen and Charity Payne for their honesty and insight. I would also like to thank all of you who commented and wrote in to us…we listened. […]
