The Daily Sprout

We all need a path, or a plan to be healthy.  At the end of one’s life, there are very common references that occur if you are cognizant that the end is coming, and you have time to reflect.  One of the very common things said by those at that moment in their life, is that they regret having spent their hard-earned retirement in ill health (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-5076725/What-people-say-die.html) Makes sense doesn’t it, that one of your most likely regrets

Well, it is time once again.  Good Friday is here.  The Day death died. I write about my faith, our office faith, not because I want to get you committed to my faith so much (though I would take that as a positive), but rather because I believe there is a deeper appreciation for the commitment of health, that comes from the philosophical point of view of a created life.  One that has purpose, vs. one of a random situation. Over the years, it has been clear to me that the deep

The “Holidays” tend to do a lot of damage to people.  From the stresses that people “accept” to the food that they love, to the financial wreckage that is left behind them.  It is a pretty rough ride for many people.  I would guess that a significant part of the damage has already been done, here, just five days before Christmas day. However, regardless of what you have stressed about thus far, what you have set yourself up for as stresses in January, or what you have eaten,

CNN recently reported that the 9th baby has died in California this year from Whooping Cough ( article).   What I found to be of more interest were the barrage of comments after the article, than the article itself.  The majority of people who posted were pro-vaccine, and they simply threw out comments like “that’s what you get for not vaccinating”, and “good job Jenny McCarthy and your autism fear mongering”. Basically, the responses were pointing fingers at the group of peo