Prairie Doc Perspective

It has been a few years since my children were babies! Having spent my youth as a babysitter and a career in pediatrics, I was pretty comfortable in watching the developmental of babies, toddlers and young children. ( Teenagers are another story for another day!!

Jessie's Corner: Old Habits Die Hard

Please don’t, out of old habit, slip back into being or doing what everyone tells you. Friends, stay where you were called to be. God is there. Hold the high ground with him at your side.

God is With Us

Sometimes I become fascinated by a word or phrase and spend time investigating it, seeing what connections I can make. One such phrase that captured my attention is “the favor of God.” It’s something I’ve heard throughout my life.

Bloom

I feel like in moving out to Kansas, I learned to do two of the hardest things I’ve ever done in my adult life. If you know me, you know there’s a lot I don’t actually know how to do. But because I am decent enough at some things, I don’t get too hung up on what I can’t do.

Bite-Size Wellness

Carbs are essential for our cognitive function, energy levels, mood, and overall health, but not all carbs are created equal. Let’s explore the science behind carbs and learn how to make smart choices for a balanced diet. Our bodies have come to rely heavily on carbohydrates for energy.

Prairie Doc Perspective

Working as an RN in inpatient rehab, I am often called upon to care for patients who have had a cerebrovascular accident, or more commonly called a stroke.

A Very Present Help

Sometimes ideas about God that aren’t accurate, that aren’t even Biblical, find their way into our cultural maxims. They’re often intended to encourage or exhort, but can have the opposite effect.

Somehow, It All Enters The Public Domain!

The sins of some people are blatant and march them right into court. The sins of others don’t show up until much later. The same with good deeds. Some you see right off, but none are hidden forever. 1 Timothy 5:24-25 (The Message) People are interesting, aren’t they?

Bloom Free

I’ve spent some days over the past two weeks helping my friend, Tracy, clean out her mom’s house since her passing at Easter. Tracy and her daughter visited us in Sharon several times.

Peace of my Mind

When I was in school, I used to pride myself on learning the things that the teachers told us were difficult. Like apostrophe adoption, comma usage, sentence diagramming, homonym differentiating, modifier placement, and parallel structure.