I appreciate the change of season by the end of summer. I am drawn to the orange, brown, maroon tones of fall fashion. I love
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Love and Medicine is groping for words. My emotions are all over the place. I cry at the drop of a hat. Sometimes the tears
This is Bidet Part 2, a follow-up from the article published April 3, 2020. Read that first. Spoiler alert! I’m going to talk straight about
Let’s start the weekend thinking about the peach. The vibrant mix of fiery orange and red sweeping its surface. How sexy is that shape –
Here we are. Entering the fourth month of sheltering at home. I’m quite comfortable with it at this point. I have developed a quarantine routine
“Your mom walks funny” a friend said one day in elementary school. I had never noticed my mom walking any different than anyone else. Just
Since we are home, and being ordered to stay home, I am re-publishing an article I wrote two years ago. The first paragraph sounds like
I rarely talk about products on this blog. Remember when I saved you $38 by advising you not to buy Sex Dust? The shortage of
There’s a tradition in our family started by Eva, my dad’s wife, to make a big pot of soup and have it ready when someone
These are unprecedented times. Every person in the world has been affected by COVID-19. How we react is generally in line with our personalties. The
Now that we understand how dangerous it is to worry, readers are asking for answers on how to control it. Physician, Heal Thyself is an
The most beautiful love song ever written. Tons of love to all of you from Loveandmedicine.com and Dr. Annie K.
I come from a family of worriers. My mom and her twin sister were always “fretting.” Other family members are worriers. My friends are worriers
Momentum is everything. Most of my readers know how much I love football. During the recent playoffs, I don’t know how many times I said/texted/tweeted
loveandmedicine.com has had a great year. In case you may have missed something, here are all of the posts from 2019. Read and reread! This