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Men
Facing End-of-Life Decisions...
series by Charles Antoni,
LCSW, RN
Case in Point
Tom is in his eighth decade, a former
salesmen from Chicago, and a life long diabetic. In 1997 he was
diagnosed with kidney failure and started kidney dialysis. He has gone
for cleansing three times a week ever since. His diabetes has claimed
his eyesight along with his kidney’s. He has macular degeneration and
in the last year has been unable to watch TV and particularly his
beloved Bears. His life long passion for reading is significantly
hampered and he is relegated to reading with a special magnifying
device.
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GUEST ARTICLE...
by Glenn Sacks
Mysterious Decline - Where Are All The Men on Campus
Everybody wants to know
where all the men have gone. The Washington Post calls their
disappearance the "question that has grown too conspicuous to ignore,"
and USA Today notes "universities fret about how to attract
males as women increasingly dominate campuses."
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JEFF'S LIFE... monthly
column by Jeff Stimpson
Crib Dance
Alex sleeps in a bed. Ned sleeps in the
crib. This is what we thought.
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Jeff's Life Archive
COYOTE...
monthly column by Dick Prosapio
What I Didn't Know
Bin Laden and those others behind the
9/11 attack believed we, as a nation, were and are "paper tigers".
Based upon Vietnam, Somalia, and other fights we have been hurt in and
have backed away from, justified or not, that is how we have been
perceived by those who mean us harm. The law of the jungle, more to
the point, the tribal law of the Middle East, is that the weak are
taken advantage of. Any sign of weakness is taken as an opening and is
sensed eagerly by those who are ready to pounce.
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Coyote Archive
THE NEW
INTIMACY...
monthly column by
Judith Sherven, Ph.D. and James
Sniechowski, Ph.D.
Make Sure You Are Loved for Who You Really Are
Being unique. Standing out from the
crowd. Taking a position that's different from everyone else's.
Imagine that. How do you feel when you do? How do you imagine other
people feel toward you?
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