Gratitude

by Allan Cole
A remarkably kind, compassionate, and accessible oncologist, Dr. Brian Shimkus confirms what I already know.

A Conversation with Lisa Keefauver, MSW — Grief and Empathy Activist!

by Lisa Keefauver, MSW
"Our work in grief is to rewrite and live into a new story we are co-creating."

My Last Elk

by Gregory Tatman
It is becoming routine now that I wake at four in the morning.

On Memories and Realities

by Allan Cole
Some of the more meaningful and rewarding experiences in life come with risk...

My Favorite Day

by Allan Cole
When do I get back to that life? When everything was so normal.

The Cuff and I

by Ellen B. Pritsker
Hungry for touch during our pandemic, I am intoxicated by a newly purchased digital blood pressure cuff.

A Teacher, Some Learners, and Some Lessons

by Allan Cole
In his fifteenth year as an instructor, he leads his class one last time.

Living Less Urgently with Parkinson’s Disease

by Gregory Tatman
Lately, I feel the need to make what’s left of my life less urgent.

On Pandemics and Loneliness

by Allan Cole
We knew it would happen but somehow temporarily reasoned it away.

My Parkinson’s Landscape

by Ellen B. Pritsker
Parkinson’s is not always the only challenge.

Talking Myself Into Hope

by Allan Cole
One new way of seeing things comes to me in a dream.

Losing Your Doctor

by Allan Cole
Why might losing a doctor prompt such primitive and painful emotions?