Dear Doctors: I don’t enjoy exercise, but it’s important for your health, so I do it. We’ve had really humid weather, and I’m having trouble staying active. I run and, in this weather, I just can’t go as far or as fast. My roommates are teasing me and say it’s all in my head. Are they right?
Dear Annie: I am an 86-year-old mother of three children, a grandmother of six and great-grandmother of eight. We have always had a great relationship with our children.
When Finn Rudmann was 6, he had brain surgery. For years after, he felt uncontrollable hunger that never went away.
Irwin Rose always wrote in capital letters.
A text I recently sent to my two oldest sons was factually accurate, but a bit eyebrow-raising.
Some gardeners would think we are almost at the height of the vegetable season. Tomatoes are setting, corn is more than knee-high and cilantro and lettuce are bolting. But wait! Are we really on the home stretch for our crops? Nope, there is the fall gardening season and now is the time to start planning and planting.
Three local venues are combining forces to put Spokane music, art and local businesses on full display while looking to create a place for community connection as well.
Q. I discovered that I have vestibular migraines, causing dizziness. Chocolate and shrimp are my triggers. I’ve had dizzy spells on about the same frequency annually all my adult life. When I added one square of dark chocolate into my daily diet, I experienced a dizzy spell lasting two weeks. I stopped eating chocolate of any kind two years ago, and no more dizzies!
WASHINGTON – Rep. Michael Baumgartner has been consistent about his preferred approach to the U.S. war with Iran.
Rep. Michael Baumgartner is facing a crowded field in his first bid for re-election, and all 11 challengers have at some point criticized the war with Iran.
Alyssa Day is not one to cry, but when the actor saw a production of “Next to Normal” at Spokane Civic Theatre years ago, she couldn’t help but sob through the entire second act.
May Pang’s birthday parties usually go off in a typical fashion; laughs and chatter filling the air of her one-bedroom New York apartment as it overflows with friends. But at one of her coveted parties in the mid-1980s, she had an unexpected guest.
