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Remote Presence Technology in Hospital ERs

I've mentioned my misdiagnosed stroke back in 2001 before. But I believe hospitals have come a long way since then. Many facilities have stroke teams in place to quickly diagnose stroke. This is great, because time matters. Every second you're having a stroke, vital brain cells are dying. Your chances of being disabled or worse, dying,... Read moreChevron

Blood Clots: Signs and Symptoms

Blood clots are scary. Sometimes you don't even know there are there, until it's too late. That was the case for me. I was going along, living life, feeling fine, and then suddenly I couldn't move my arm or talk. It happened that quickly. One second I was fine, the next, I was not. When I got to the emergency room back in August 2001,... Read moreChevron

Chocolate Can Sweeten Your Cardiovascular Health

I hate eating sweets. The reason I hate eating sweets is because I love eating them.  They are my downfall. One of my co-workers isn't making it any easier with his "Ice Cream Tuesdays" which have also turned into "Ice Cream Thursdays."  Let's go ahead and throw in a "Donut Wednesday" and "Cake Friday" while we're at it.  I have no... Read moreChevron

Stroke Hero and Pet Dog Share Bond of Survivorship

I can't take another incident like this, but Friday night after work I found myself involved in more Rocky drama. My 4-year-old poodle, Rocky, was having another seizure. I had just walked through the backyard and was unlocking the back door when Casey, my 5-year-old Lab mix walked in. Then, I turned around and saw the horror. There was Rocky,... Read moreChevron

Fast Food Facts: How to Keep Your Kids Healthy on the Run

I remember when I used to take my son to McDonald's as a "treat." When he was elementary school aged, we probably went a couple of times a month. Back then, I didn't worry with the nutritional value of it because, one, the childhood obesity issue wasn't as talked about, two, I didn't feel twice a month would hurt anything, and three, we simply... Read moreChevron

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