The Promethium advances of medical science Watch from the sidelines as deteriorating minds Are rendered to a nascent infancy where Memory Words And person Fade backwards into nothing. If you give something away you don’t lose it. “Nothing can be done” your doctor sheepishly admits “Your time is slowly fading” Your questions like, […]
Here’s a guest post and promotional from Dr. Angelo E. Volandes: There is an unspoken dark side of American medicine-keeping patients alive at any price. Two thirds of Americans die in healthcare institutions tethered to machines and tubes at bankrupting costs, even though research shows that most prefer to die at home in comfort, surrounded […]
Dr. Richard Smith, a former editor of the British Medical Journal, wrote recently, “death from cancer is the best.” And I think many of us, if not most of us, would disagree — to one extend or another — with Dr. Smith. Cancer can create an embarrassment of dependence for it’s dying victim, causing the possibilities […]
Lyle celebrated her twelfth birthday nearly a year after the end of The War. It was a long, oppressive war that left the world impoverished, broken and depressed. Like many children her age, Lyle’s father had died in The War, leaving Lyle, her mother and her grandfather together in their two room apartment. Lyle’s family […]
Today’s guest post is from Christopher White. Christopher resides in Australia with his pug “Freddy”. I am 64 years old, have led a healthy life, don’t smoke, enjoy a drink occasionally and I tend to avoid stress. I have never married, no kids, have a great family, and life is pretty well perfect. I have […]