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Love trumps everything

May 16, 2021

Gregg Richardson is a clinical neuropsychologist. He also had the opportunity to care for his elderly parents in his home for the last few years of their lives. Gregg led with the love he had for his mom and dad, but he also had the clinical background to observe their …

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The power of touch

May 13, 2021

I never thought about this much before I came home from the hospital after my back surgery. Sherry and I are not big touchers. We hold hands from time to time (mainly to keep me upright, not so much for the romance of it all). We also hug each day, but it’s generally with …

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Nurse Ratched

May 11, 2021

I’ve just completed another evidence-based study to share with you. It’s about nurses who work in hospitals.  Of course, I needed to invest a few days in the hospital to do my research. It’s just one of the sacrifices that outstanding researchers, like me, endure in order to …

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Hello again, my friends

May 9, 2021

I’m back. And boy, does it feel good. It’s been 42 days since I was rushed to the hospital for a 5-hour emergency surgery. It was not fun. The days that followed in the hospital were not fun. The first couple weeks recuperating at home were not fun. Then the magic began to …

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Broom closet

March 28, 2021

He felt lonely, desperate and afraid. It was 6:30 a.m., and the young man had collapsed in the broom closet of his tiny office. Sweaty and awake since 4, he had already consumed a quart of vodka. Suddenly, the outer door of the office opened. A single set of footsteps moved …

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I hate gadgets

March 25, 2021

I’d like to tell my older friends it’s okay to feel a bit confused when attempting to use the latest gadgets.  I’m blessed. I work around a bunch of young techies who can guide me through the magic of new tools. I hand them my computer or “smart-aleck” phone and …

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Goldfinger

March 23, 2021

Here’s a fun way to bring a spring back in your step. Ask yourself, what was your most embarrassing moment in your past? How significant is it now? I’ve had a whole bunch of embarrassing moments, but the one that stands out most was at the end of my sophomore year at …

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St-stuttering

March 21, 2021

One of the greatest gifts I received as a kid was my stuttering talent. At times I could not get out a single word, much less a coherent sentence or two. It drove my loving father, Vern, nuts. He’d counsel me, “Don, think about what you want to say before you begin to …

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Kelly

March 18, 2021

In a big, Chicago-area high school, I was best known as the little brother of Kelly Kuhl. That suited me just fine. It opened up doors for me and allowed me to ask pretty girls for dates. It gave me recognition before I earned it. Kelly is two years older than me. …

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Passing on the credit

March 16, 2021

Some good ideas I’ve learned over time. I mean decades and decades of time. If I had been a quicker, brighter student, I might have succeeded earlier in my professional career and not struggled as much in my personal life.   Here is one of my personal secrets (which the …

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