Welcome back! Last week, we talked about the popular KETO diet. If you missed this blog and would like to catch up, click HERE. This week, Dr. Ross takes us on a journey to the past. How we used to eat, vs how we eat today. Be prepared to be shocked. Grab A Cup of […]
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A Cup of Coffee: Epstein-Barr – A Myth or a Serious Reality?
Welcome back! We hope you enjoyed the holiday break as much as we did at the Northwest Osteopathic Medical Foundation. Happy New Year, and let’s get started!! We left you with a blog by Michelle Jenck which explored our worth. If you missed that blog and would like to catch up, you can click HERE. […]
A Cup of Coffee: What Are You Worth?
Welcome back! As we head into the holiday week, we here at the Northwest Osteopathic Medical Foundation want to wish you and yours a happy and safe season, filled with those you love, and those who love you. Last week, we learned about feelings and how they can prompt us to make needed changes in […]
A Cup of Coffee: Do you Know that Feeling?
Welcome back! Last week we talked with Dr. Ross about our food choices, and how they may impact the environment. If you missed that blog and would like to catch up, click HERE. This week, we continue our discussion with Michelle, but this time we are going to talk about the how’s and why’s of […]
A Cup of Coffee: Do Our Food Choices Impact The Environment?
Welcome back! Last week, we learned about movement, and how it can affect your children in profound ways. If you missed that blog and would like to catch up, click HERE. This week, we welcome back a regular contributor, Dr. Charles Ross. Now, most of us know we should eat a healthier diet, but did […]
A Cup of Coffee: Can Movement Change Your Child’s Life?
Welcome Back! Last week, we visited with Dr. Charles Ross and explored the food they are feeding our children in school…if you happened to miss that blog, click HERE to review and catch up! You shared this blog over 140 times, and we thank you for that! This week, we visit with Michelle Jenck, M.Ed, as […]
A Cup of Coffee: Does Volunteering Protect Against Alzheimers?
Welcome back! We had a great week last week with Dr. Lei Ross and her blog on Aging Stereotypes. We will all be elderly someday, and how we think of our elders today, may shape how our children see us when it’s our turn. Something to think about for sure. With the holidays approaching, people […]
A Cup of Coffee: The Effects of Aging Stereotypes – What Are You Telling Your Children?
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 us on a journey unlike any […]
A Cup of Coffee: Aging in America – Is Grandma Suicidal?
Welcome back! Last week we were given a lesson in forgiveness, something we can all benefit from in one way or another, right? Sometimes it’s so hard to forgive, but at the end of the day, it’s what is best for us, and really has little to do with the other person. Something to continue […]
“A Cup of Coffee”: One Secret for Maintaining Our Mental Health
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 will share with us his insights […]
