Month: January 2014

You have made your choice…no flu vaccine for your family. You have done the research, and with the confidence that comes with educating yourself, you feel pretty good. Then the media reignites the ‘get your flu vaccine before we run out’ campaign, hospitals start reporting the number of cases of H1N1, and very suddenly, sadly … Read more

Oh, the luxury of ‘nothing to do’ that lends itself to meditation, reflection, reading, and thinking. Time for walks in the morning; lingering visits over a cup of tea; watching birds soar, swoop, and spiral; listening to the sounds of crows, pigeons, and myna birds who stop from time to time to drink from a … Read more

Back in the day, my day of the early 1980’s, when my own kids were diagnosed with ADD/ADHD and learning disabilities, I instinctively knew that turning to nutrition and good food was critical in helping my kids (and me) cope with the health and learning issues they faced. THE ‘OLDEN’ DAYS In those days, you … Read more

By the time today’s newsletter reaches you, we (me, my hubbie, Ron, the director of the Western College of Homeopathic Medicine, Linda Miller, and the students of WCHM) are well on our way to Pune, India! WHERE IN THE WORLD? PUNE! India is an enormous country, so if you are wondering where we will be, … Read more