The Turtle Bowl and the Awful Smell: My Adventures with Phantosmia
There are worse things to smell than a turtle bowl, but, at the moment, I can’t think of any.
Life After a Stroke: How Music Opened the Door to One of My Dreams
Music saved me from a life of oblivion, and I can think of no better way to spend the time. -Joyce Hoffman
Why Do People Lose Friends After a Stroke or Other Brain Injury?
by Joyce Hoffman Introduction: Friends after a Stroke Through my involvement with stroke survivors at all levels, I heard from a lady who had to move 2000 miles away to get out of a horrid relationship. The reason being, she was under so much stress that once she […]
Wake up to Insomnia: A Guide to Stop Sleep Disorders
by Lina Hamid and Christopher M. Cirino, DO MPH, Editor Having trouble getting to sleep? You are not alone. In the United States, 50-70 million people reported sleep problems. How can we better understand insomnia? What treatments are available? This article will provide readers with information regarding insomnia […]
5 Life Lessons for a Profound Existence
A Radical Life: 5 Life Lessons We are often told that life is a journey. When we fall, we must pick up ourselves and continue toward a destination. Many of us have constructed our goals from cues outside of us. In this age of social media, it’s often […]
Exploring the Causes of Chronic Fatigue: A Collaborative Approach
Exploring the Causes of Chronic Fatigue: A Collaborative Approach “Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” WHO Key Points: Fatigue is a syndrome that has many potential causes. An exploration into common measures in collaboration […]
