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Chris Young
7 Years Ago to Now ... It Comes Together!
Sunday, November 14, 2010, 10:06 am, by Mardy Ross
I woke up this morning a little later than I wanted to -- I sleep with an 'intermission' these days and last night's intermission found me getting up to make something to eat after finishing a wonderful book titled Women, Food, and God: An Unexpected Path to Almost Everything by Geneen Roth. So Rock Cesario's "Acoustic Sunday" radio show on local radio station "Drive 105" was underway, but the lure of someone having brought me Gevalia yesterday had me enticed. I struggle with caffeine addiction the way other people struggle with o read more »
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How a Tire Changed Things for YOU (and Me) with Lumigrate
Sunday, July 25, 2010, 8:44 am, by Mardy Ross
"Some days you write the song ....... some days the song writes you" is playing on my beloved Acoustic Sunday radio show by Rock Cesario as I start writing today, and I realize that Yenta, Alice and I all talk about how we regroup for a while related to what to write about and then have a general idea of what we're going to write about but then the piece takes on quite a life of it's own. So we can only hope today is the same for me and this finds you entertained. read more »
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Posted on: Tue, 07/13/2010 - 1:10pm
Concussion/ Mild Head Injury - Cause Long-Term Effects Sometimes. When In Doubt, Sit It Out.
I was most pleased to inadvertently have a change in my schedule and be able to attend a medical education conference today that was of great interest to me: concussion. In the past when it was my privilege to work in the same building and team related to mutual patients with Chris Young, PhD, I learned a tremendous amount about the brain and the long-term effects of head injuries. I've been on other teams in hospital systems with neuropsychology as well, and have a tremendous appreciation for the dimension they bring to looking at cases. read more »
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