Barbara Morris

Don’t you just love it when someone believes he or she is ‘fooling’ you and you

know they are not? It is so funny that it is difficult not to laugh out loud! I have often been the one to whom others don’t always tell the truth. I would say it might be because I am an old lady; what do I know? I can’t use that excuse as I was told many lies when I was 20 and 30 and … [Read more...] about She Who Laughs Last …

 

Do you experience compulsive thinking? Annoying, isn’t it? Especially how the voice yammers on and on and makes you feel worse… a true case of when more isn’t better. 

Compulsive thinking i a malady many people are afflicted with. It’s a stream of negative thoughts that bounces back and forth between an unresolved or un-reconciled past and a … [Read more...] about Understanding the Voice in Your Head

 

Okay; let’s talk about better balance! First off, good balance is a learned behavior; we are not born knowing how to balance, we practice it until we get good at it. And if we don’t continue to practice our balance, we will lose that ability.

While you may know how to balance intellectually, our body doesn’t work that way. The brain/body connection … [Read more...] about Improve Your Balance Today: 5 Daily Minutes to Better Balance!

 

Hormones control every system in the body. Sometimes, they can be out of  balance from an early age, but will certainly be out of balance as you get older. Knowing this, it is somewhat surprising that doctors receive very little information about hormones while they are training, and certainly no information about bio- identical … [Read more...] about Hormone Replacement: Which Doctor Do I Choose?

 

I'm probably the best private dancer I know. Wait, not the kind you're thinking of. I mean dancing alone in my own company. You see, I have a lot of Tina Turner in me. Ok maybe I'm being facetious but with music blaring and all obstacles out of the way, I can really 'do my thing'. If nothing else, I'm good enough to at least be one of her backup … [Read more...] about I Think I Can Dance …

 

 In 2005, at age 40, I became the main caregiver for my mother, Judy, who could no longer balance her checkbook, cook, or clean. I encouraged her to move from her remote lakeside cottage into my small home with my husband and two children. Since then she has lived in assisted living, a “memory care” facility for people with dementia, and now a nursing home. … [Read more...] about Fighting the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

 

We tend to save our non-holiday “celebration” efforts for rare occasions.  College graduations, golden wedding anniversaries, and the like.  That’s too bad because celebrating is good for all of us—both the person being feted and those doing the hurrah.  It’s not always necessary to make it a big elaborate deal either.

In the last two weeks, I have … [Read more...] about Celebrate More!

                

 

These are the last few days that I will ever be 74 years old. Next month I will have lived for a full three-quarters of a century and I will be celebrating that in a lovely hostel in Fiji in the middle of the South Pacific. Just now, I'm huddled at a hostel computer in Sydney, Australia, on a rather chilly Sunday, having launched … [Read more...] about The Perks Of Personal Propulsion

 

The Platt Protocol for Hormone Balancing

This Is a companion to the book “The Miracle of Bio-Identical Hormones” It is not intended as a medical textbook, and is not written for the academician. It is a practical guide for those working on the front lines of the war … [Read more...] about The Platt Protocol for Hormone Balancing

 

In this issue, Linda Brown reveals some trials and tribulations of traveling around the world accompanied only by her backpack. For Linda, it’s just another day in the life of a spunky mature woman doing what she is determined to do. 

The thing is —  Linda is seventy-five. How many 75-year-olds are so gutsy? I think it's safe to say many 75-year-olds … [Read more...] about The Power of a “So What” Attitude