

COVID Isn’t Gone. Neither Are the Vaccines.
COVID hasn’t disappeared, and vaccines can still help protect against severe illness, hospitalization, and death.
In this week’s blog, I’m breaking down the different types of COVID vaccines, who should consider getting vaccinated, and why a sore arm or a day of feeling like you’ve been hit by a medium-sized SUV doesn’t mean you’ve actually caught COVID.
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88 Degrees and Counting Down to Flu Season
The flu is NOT just a bad cold. Trust me, having had it twice, I can tell you that ten days in bed is not my idea of a good time.
The flu vaccine can help protect you from severe illness, hospitalization, and complications—even if it doesn’t prevent every infection. And getting vaccinated also helps protect the people around you, especially infants, older adults, and others at higher risk.
3 days ago


60 Judges, 105 Passwords, and the Privilege of Voting
The importance of being an educated voter
Oct 6


Things Death Teaches You
Today marks 12 years since my dad passed and I had some thoughts. 1. Take a lot of videos. Pictures are fantastic, and smartphones have made taking them so easy. But videos—where you can hear voices, see mannerisms, and watch smiles widen—well, they can’t be matched. I cherish those videos of my dad from Christmas mornings now. He was always the one stuck using scissors and screwdrivers to open boxes and free toys from their impossible packaging. Meanwhile, my kids had torn o
Sep 30


Heart Disease in Women: The Risk Factors We Don't Always Talk About
This week, we’re talking about heart disease—and some of the less traditional risk factors for heart disease in women. A hand-drawn illustration of a light bulb with a heart inside, symbolizing the power of love and creativity, set against a red textured background. Now, a disclaimer before we get started: some of these risk factors are based largely on observational data, which means we still need more research to fully understand the connections. But I think they’re importa
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