My seedlings Each day, I spend time cultivating the lives of living creatures, giving back. I care for each little seedling, each dog, and m...

It is six degrees out as I type. The snow is piling up outside with no intention of letting up. The house is quiet and in that quiet, a stor...

Just six weeks ago, I didn't think I'd be able to witness something as spectacular as an Ohio fall this season. The rural road that ...

The human body is amazing. Nearly two gallons of blood is pumped through our bodies daily. Like budding leaves on the ends of trees, human l...

I had a visit from Dr. Karlen, an OB/GYN specialist, objective voice and second opinion today. He agreed with the infectious disease doc tha...

The yellow tiger moving through my veins Tigecycline, the powerful, bright yellow IV antibiotic that drips steadily from a little bolus thro...

It must be an American thing. We love our cars, and I am certainly guilty of fond affections for my truck. Yes, it's true. In America, d...

In college, I studied countless hours of Shakespeare and Chaucer, thinking like most college students these things could never be relevant t...

And so begins the process of trying to put all this behind me and repair. I was shocked to realize how much my body had atrophied after two ...

Over the last 36 hours, I have grown increasingly sick. I spent 19 hours in bed the night before last and most of the day yesterday, only ge...

"Do I dare Disturb the universe? In a minute there is time For decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse." T.S. Eliot Th...