My Season with Parkinson’s Disease: Part 1
My Season with Parkinson’s Disease: Pt 1 Hallucinations My first neuro visit was the day after my birthday in March 2022. It was the fifth
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Weeping Stones and Summers to Come
Weeping Stones & Summers to Come A famous hungerstone in the Elbe says “Wenn du mich siehst, dann weine” (“If you see me, weep”). The
Medieval Midwifery
Medieval Midwifery This is a study (and a very interesting one) on the subject of midwives in western Europe during medieval times. The medieval period
Cancer Surveillance
Cancer Surveillance Millions of Americans (approximately 40%) will have cancer at some point in the life. They may notice a lump in their breast or
Icelandic Elves and M-Theory
One of my objectives is to bring a multi-discipline approach to this blog. I have an interest in science and mythology, to name just two
How to Care for Your Robot
The feature photo appears to be someone dressed up as an android (robot). Unless it is a robot. It’s not moving or talking, which might
Past as Prologue in the Catskills
At 77, I’ve been thinking a good deal about my youth. After half a century living outside of New York, which I left following high
Stand Your Ground!
This is a post that deals with theology, mythology and history. It focuses on the struggle prophesied by the apostle Paul between good and evil
Shingles Slumbers Within
You are a woman in her sixties. You struggle with stress and depression and lay awake at night. You have asthma and arthritis. As a
Ebola 2026 Updates
June 20, 2026. The Ebola virus is accelerating and continuing to spill beyond the borders of Ituri Province in the Congo. According to a World
