Echoes of Asia

Every so often subtle memories of my travels through Asia crop up. Like this morning, when I walked by a … More

Pain Unplugged

Yesterday, a researcher from the pain clinic I’d attended a few months ago called for a follow up. The interview … More

Master of his Domain

Yesterday was a momentous day. Not only was it Pi Day (3.14) and Albert Einstein’s birthday. But most importantly, and … More

Fallout

A sickening feeling wakes me up in the middle of the night. Why is it that I still can’t shake … More

A Buddhist-like Game

A funny thing happened on my way to healing:  OJ introduced me to a game called Bananagrams. It’s a board … More

Drowning in Pink

I’m not wearing rose-colored glasses, but these days, I seem to see pink everywhere. Not always the color itself, but … More

How Pain Took a Holiday

Last week I attended a workshop sponsored by a local pain support group. The session was led by an art … More

More Than Walking

I just watched a documentary called More Than Walking. The film was written and directed by Jonathan Sigworth, now a … More

A (wannabe) Pilgrim’s Process

Last week, I received a package in the mail from Sue. Holding it in my hands, I felt a burst … More

One in Eight

How’s this for a jarring statistic: In the U.S. today, one in eight women is diagnosed with breast cancer. I … More