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When God gives man wealth and possessions, and enables him to enjoy them, to accept his lot and be happy in his work—this is a gift of God. He seldom

In the last month I have lost my temper three times. Greater than lost: I was belligerent, bellicose, bombastic, confrontational, contentious, combative. What’s going on here? I considered this list:

John D. Rockefeller, then the richest man in the world, was asked how much money he wanted. His reply: “Just a little more.” That sounds like many of us doesn’t

Winston Churchill who suffered from lifelong bouts of depression failed at just about everything he attempted. He was an unhealthy child, very nearly flunked out of Sandhurst where he was

We all know about the mind-body connection. Sadness makes tears. Fear increases heart beats. Embarrassment flushes the skin. Conversely, the body influences the mind. Raised eyebrows augment surprise. Wrinkled noses

I asked my thirty-something friend how his life was going. His reply “Good. My spiritual life is solid. My wife and I love and support each other. I am improving

Nurses provide the foundation for excellent medical care. Nurses spend 8-12 hour shifts with their hospitalized patients. Doctors see their patients for 15 minutes or so each day. Good doctors

After recently escaping mayhem in an emergency room encounter, I began a search for a health care survival manual. Luckily I found one, The Patient’s Playbook by Leslie D. Michelson.

The online Berkeley Wellness Newsletter from the University of California covers nutrition, fitness, emotional health, community harmony, and self care. A recent edition covered the science of happiness the key

I scheduled a routine colonoscopy at the New River Valley Outpatient Surgical Center in Christiansburg, Virginia. Walking to the entrance I became faint. Only grasping the door handle and dropping