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This community is dedicated to the difficult challenges of transitioning from one career or job to a new career in a different field. Especially as we grow older, it can be very di...

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New Year's Resolutions your Primary Care Doctor Wishes you had

By Dr. Orrange January 3, 2009 1:05am 9 Comments

1) Know your numbers: fasting blood sugar, weight (body mass index or BMI), blood pressure, and your cholesterol PANEL (LDL, HDL, triglycerides). These numbers help you assess your risk for stroke and heart disease and you can MODIFY these!

2) Get enough sleep. Yet another study recently published in the Journal of the American Medical …

7 Ways to Slow Down and Enjoy the Moments

By Cyndi December 3, 2008 8:53pm 18 Comments

Everyday life is so busy, so filled with tasks both meaningful and insignificant that we often forget to stop and enjoy each other.  This time of the year can help us to slow down a bit.  Most businesses (not all) go into low gear this time of year - unless of course you are in a seasonal business like retail in which case life gets even …

American Red Cross: One Way to Donate

By Dr. Jeremy November 9, 2008 11:06pm 17 Comments

Earlier this year I donated blood at my daughter's school for its annual American Red Cross Blood Donor Drive.  After the 30 minutes process was over, I vowed to make a more conscious effort to donate again in the near future as I enjoyed the thought I would be helping someone who might be in great need one day.  Well, when I received …

Career Changes Information

This community is dedicated to the difficult challenges of transitioning from one career or job to a new career in a different field. Especially as we grow older, it can be very difficult to acquire the skills and relationships and take the financial risk to make the transition to another career.

A worker may devote 10-20 years of his/her life to one career and then switch to a related career or an entirely new one. As life-expectancy increases, as retirement benefits decrease, and as educational opportunities expand - workers may increasingly find themselves forced to fulfill the goals of one career and then adopt another. Some view this as an opportunity to expand meaning and purpose into later life, while others see this trend as an unfortunate economic and social reality.

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