Living Around

“Facebook is the public square that we inhabit and we can walk away from that square.” David Ignatius, Washington Post columnist on [...]

A big part of what breast cancer took away from Ray Janeen Stevens for so many years, the Beau Institute of Permanent and Corrective [...]

A fact of life: as age settles in so, too, does honest reality. How do we want to be remembered? What lessons/values do we want to pass on [...]

About one in eight U.S. women (about 13%) will develop invasive breast cancer over the course of her lifetime. In 2021, an estimated [...]

Through my mid-40s, I had 20-20 vision. While so many of my younger family members and friends wore glasses, I could see near and far [...]

I first want to share that this recap has taken me several months to even begin to write. It is the ugliest of times, filled with pain, a [...]

I learned early to build walls and protect myself. My childhood was defined by my parents’ major physical illnesses, and the daunting [...]

One lasting effect of the pandemic will be how it has altered the workplace. How well we adapt to those changes will play out over the next [...]