I first met Dianne Evans at a weekend retreat for women four or five years ago. I was immediately drawn by her dazzling smile and welcoming presence. She is a Renaissance woman who I recognized as a... Read more >>

It’s peak! My mother exclaimed. at least a hundred times as we drove from Exeter to Dover.  Gasping and pointing at autumn leaves splayed against an October sapphire sky. ... Read more >>

To prevent memory loss or Alzheimer’s, you should start brain training as early as thirty years old. Based on a study, people who exercise have a low chance of having memory loss. What... Read more >>

A bill may pass British Parliament soon allowing the creation of “cybrids”—or human-animal hybrid embryos. Scientists say a lack of available human eggs makes cybrids necessary for... Join this chit chat >>

2001 should have been a great year for Laura Luft. After a decade of single motherhood, she had a husband who loved her and her daughter. Her career as a real estate manager was thriving... Read more >>

It’s sad to see your loved one going down the hill with Alzheimer’s disease. This neuro-degenerative disease has no cure, but there are certain medications that can delay the progression... Read more >>

Al—my husband, my lover, my true love, my soul mate, the father of my babies. I could go on forever. I feel like my forever left when he lost his battle with life.  The last twenty years... Read more >>

#14 Black Holes and Time Warps BEFORE I GO I need to record a lifetime of memories that will soon cease to be a part of me. I want to recall the beauty of being loved and will miss the... Read more >>

This is not a medical assessment. This is not even based on hard, scientific evidence. These are real-life experiences I’ve had over the past two and a half years while observing the very... Read more >>

Saying goodbye to Gracie was the hardest thing Sharon Allen ever had to do. Tearfully she waved from the boarding area of the Texas Airport, as she prepared to make the flight back to her... Read more >>