I was first diagnosed with major depression at the age of 31. I was married, had two beautiful kids ages 7 and 3, and owned a thriving business. Yet, despite having so...
With the warm weather in full swing, people are trying to find ways to get outdoors and enjoy it. Luckily, Woodlawn Cemetery is offering a great way to soak in the sun...
Grief is a universal experience, when losing a loved one, ending a relationship, leaving a job or many other bumps in the road of life. Local resources are available so those grieving...
What better way to spend quality time with your grandkids and get in touch with nature than a fresh, invigorating, long walk in the woods, along a river or on the beach?...
Everyone in the community has healthcare providers they trust. Be it your dental hygiene, general care, mental health or more, N.W. Ohio is home to many experts in their respective fields. Though you...
Q. Since I started being a baby-sitting grandparent, I seem to be getting more colds. I must be catching germs from the kids, right?
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases reports...
It’s possible to experience a heart attack and not even know it. We’ve all seen those movies, you know the ones, where an actor has a heart attack on screen. They cling...
ProMedica president to lead Alzheimer’s Walk
The Toledo Regional edition of the 2022 Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday, October 8 in downtown Toledo will be led by Angela Brandt, president of ProMedica...
Stretching
After a day of gardening, or standing in the kitchen preparing a meal, or running errands, we might feel tight and uncomfortable. Stretching can be helpful at these times.
If you do not...
All the rave is pickleball. I have no idea why but think it might be because the games are fun, do not require training, and can be as competitive as the players...
"I don't know what to do. I love her, but I'm exhausted and frustrated all the time."
Being a caregiver to someone you love can be draining physically, mentally and emotionally. It's vital...
Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), heart disease accounts for 20% of female deaths....
