“The mind that has lost the quickening powers of mental gratitude, and has grown so stupid by the purgative action of selfishness as to expel from his memory a desire to express to all persons, from the infant at the breast to the grave-dipping foot of the aged, by kindly words and deeds, to all persons who have ever thrown a rose, a crumb of bread or a soft feather that would make his road easier, his heart happier, his mind more at rest, in my judgement is guilty of one of the most unpardonable offenses that the pen of man has ever recorded or the mind of justice could contemplate.”
A. T. Still DO, Autobiography
Welcome back! Last week, we chatted about the suicide rates in our elderly. If you missed it, click HERE to catch up! We hope you took that seriously and check in on your loved ones, friends, and co-workers often. This week, we welcome Dr. Lei Ross. Dr. Ross will lead usContinue Reading
Welcome Back! Last week we talked about living life in a wheelchair, and how very difficult that is to accomplish. My hat is off to the warriors among us who manage this lifestyle on a daily basis. This week, we welcome a first time blogger, Dr. David Ross. He willContinue Reading
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 manyContinue Reading
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 mentalContinue Reading
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 toContinue Reading
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. Continue Reading
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,Continue Reading
Welcome back. Last week we heard from Ann Brown about her journey with depression. Ann thankfully survived to teach us about her experiences. Many others do not live to tell their story, so it must be told by family and friends, left behind. This week’s blog is personal to thisContinue Reading
Welcome back! We had a very long, very intense month regarding Opiates and their effects on people both from use, and lack of use. I would like to thank our Guest DO, Dr. Jorgensen at Patient360 for his well thought out blog and responses. Your insight has helped a lotContinue Reading
Welcome back! This is Part II in a series on Opiates: Are There Any Good Answers? Last week, we heard from a professional, Dr. Jorgensen. He gave us some good things to think about, didn’t he? This week, we visit with a young man who has actually experienced addiction. Let’sContinue Reading
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