Thankful, Thoughtful, Clear
We can work from home. We can school at home. Relationships and social gatherings are more important than we thought. We can reduce disease rates by hand-washing, wearing masks, not touching our faces, and staying home. We can further lower disease rates in hospitals and care facilities, known infection hot-spots, by doing the same. Everyone… Continue reading What the CCP Virus Teaches Us
Unexpected upsides of a pandemic
Link to helpful article listing things a family can do to lower the risk of coronavirus and other viral illnesses in the home.
Take a break from the madness in the news cycle and accept this book's gift of a little mountain-climbing dog with grit and spirit.
I am not an expert. I have taken courses on epidemiology (the science of studying the characteristics and spread of disease) and infectious diseases, and read extensively about human behavior and historical pandemics like the Spanish Flu of 1918 and the Plague. I am concerned about this new viral threat, and want to help you… Continue reading The Coronavirus Will Come For You
http://www.stitcher.com/s The Art of Manliness Podcast, episode #562: How Boxing Can Fight Parkinson's Disease Nurse and Boxer Aaron Sloan coaches Parkinson's patients in his Tulsa, Oklahoma boxing gym, Engine Room Boxing. He talks about how boxing benefits his clients and plans to train other boxing gyms in the program. Featured image by Shaun Bell on… Continue reading Hitting Helps: a Podcast About Parkinson’s
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