Bev Snyder has worked as a writer and editor for 20-plus years in the health care, automotive and office furniture industries. She is intrigued by the idea of living small: Bev and her husband recently traded in their family-sized home for a simple condo, a tiny RV and a recumbent tandem bike. When she’s not writing or traveling, you’ll find Bev curled up with a good novel or watching House Hunters International and dreaming of her next adventure.
Breast cancer survivor Mary Rottier has joined forces with her therapy dogs to deliver a message of hope and healing.
Advance directives can restore a sense of control for patients amid their final days.
When you can't speak for yourself, your patient advocate and advance directive can make your wishes known.
After conquering endometrial cancer, Glenna Veneberg wants other women to pay attention to their symptoms.
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The medicine that saved Martha McMurry’s life also damaged her heart. Today she’s cancer-free, and her heart is on the rebound.
Less than a year after surgery to fix a rare brain abnormality, pharmacist Elena Beaman is reclaiming normalcy.
Want to avoid a heart attack or lift the cloud of depression? The benefits of owning a pooch may surprise you.
Who knew switching to stretchy pants or having a tight shoe could signal serious health problems? Don’t assume these issues will go away.
It started with hiccups. More than a year later, long-haul trucker Ken White, 70, has conquered esophageal cancer and returned to the road.
Bloating and flatulence can be embarrassing, but you don't have to accept it. Dietary and lifestyle changes can make a difference.
With two new knees and plenty of post-surgery discipline, Natasha Hudnell aims to keep up with her son and three granddaughters.
