Tag Archives: health and welfare

We’re Not Going to Live Forever

Men’s Health The British are more open about masculine intimate details than Americans or Canadians. I’m not sure why, but I suspect it has to do with their actors being more in touch with their feminine side. Take an episode … Continue reading

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Did Her Mental State Finally Get the Better of Her Life?

Anne Heche (May 25, 1969 – August 11, 2022) A Hollywood Medium YouTube video from E! showed up this morning, which suggests that bipolar disorder was a family trait inherited by Anne Heche from her maternal grandfather, Richard. Does her … Continue reading

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Faith and the Power of Positivity: “You Can Do It”

On a Wing and a Prayer (2023) We watched this film on Prime Video. It is based on a true story of a family in peril after their pilot dies. It had us on the edge of our seats, even … Continue reading

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On the CBS Evening News, for the Last Two Nights

I Caught a Glimpse of a Sign Like This One: It was during their weather forecast segment (and the image wasn’t exactly like this). Ordinarily, I wouldn’t have even noticed, but this is where Chris Bledsoe lives, and where he … Continue reading

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How Do I Interpret This Symptom?

Needle Pain in My Left Armpit (October 7, 2023) I woke up at 3:33 am, with a sharp stabbing pain in my left armpit. It felt like a spider had bitten me, but when I looked at it in the … Continue reading

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Alzheimer’s: Research is Trying to Find a Cure, but…

Type III Diabetes? At the end of the latest season of “Grey’s Anatomy”, Meredith Grey was trying to make a breakthrough on her research for a cure to Alzheimer’s, and she had to go up against the establishment. It was … Continue reading

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It’s a Question of Identification…

How Is Chris, Today? It’s something that my wife’s son-in-law says in greeting me. It always strikes me as strange, but then I think about it, and he’s quite right to ask it of me, in the way he does. … Continue reading

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QR Passports: Canada’s Two Classes of Citizenship

The New Caste System: the Vaccinated and the Unvaccinated Talk about ‘untouchables’. Rick Mercer’s rant about COVID-19 brought a thought to my mind, which then got repeated by a protestor on the CTV News last night: by getting the government … Continue reading

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We’re All Walking on Eggshells

January is Mental Health Month This image reminds me of the Roman God Janus, for whom January is named. In ancient Roman religion and myth, Janus is the god of beginnings, gates, transitions, time, duality, doorways, passages, frames, and endings. … Continue reading

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The Medium is the Message: The Tibetan Art of Living

Christopher Hansard (January 3, 1957) This book was gifted to me by Susan’s cousin, Ann. It’s a wonderful primer for the Tibetan Bon medicine. So, just to be clear, this is not your usual Buddhist writing. It is so much … Continue reading

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