Posted on Wednesday,July,29,2009 by bamasteelmagnolia
Divorce Has Lasting Toll on Health
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I found the above article this morning on WebMD and feel it applies to my concern for women’s health matters. Please take the time to read it…especially if you are a survivor of divorce or someone in your family is!
This one personally hit home for me because I [...]
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Posted on Wednesday,April,1,2009 by bamasteelmagnolia
How Dry I Am…
By Beverly Hicks Burch
In 1993 I finally got a name for the “thing” that had been making so sick and fatigued for years. Sometimes just having a name for your illness is a blessing…it serves to alleviate your fears that you might be crazy! Thankfully I was referred to a doctor who [...]
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Posted on Monday,January,26,2009 by bamasteelmagnolia
New Week, A Different Peak
By Beverly Hicks Burch
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Well, we’re back from our weekend jaunt up to the Grand Canyon…I’ll have more on that for you later. I have a new formula for you:
Fatigue = One weekend + The Grand Canyon on a cane + a train ride + a 2-1/2 hour car [...]
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Posted on Wednesday,August,6,2008 by bamasteelmagnolia
Salad Days
By Beverly Hicks Burch
If I could pick one of my most favorite foods it would be salad. I could eat is almost anytime, anyway.
Of course there are times it can bother your tummy if you have certain health problems…and at times, I’ve paid for my indulgence in my love of the green.
There are [...]
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Posted on Friday,January,25,2008 by bamasteelmagnolia
Practicing Medicine
By Beverly Hicks Burch
So, what has Bev been up to? Well, as life would have it, a little of the same and a little of the new. It’s been a busy time, a hectic time and as kismet would have it a sickly time. Like I needed that like a hole in the [...]
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Posted on Wednesday,January,9,2008 by bamasteelmagnolia
Taste of a Marathon
By Beverly Hicks Burch
As if I didn’t already have enough to do I’ve taken on a new little project. Recently a friend told me about a website where writers gather. Consider it your smoky avant garde club of days gone by or the Left Bank or any other gathering spot where [...]
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Posted on Monday,January,7,2008 by bamasteelmagnolia
Bev’s New Year’s Beans
By Beverly Hicks Burch
Every year after Christmas I usually have a ham bone leftover. I like to leave a little meat on the bone so I can make a big ol’ pot of bean soup shortly after New Year’s. My favorite ham to use is one of the spiral-cut hams because [...]
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Posted on Wednesday,October,24,2007 by bamasteelmagnolia
Ouch
By Beverly Hicks Burch
Tag sale…yard sale…car boot sale…garage sale…rummage sale…what ever you may want to call it, Tall & Handsome and I have just survived our first one together. We held it at the end of a rather hectic week of getting ready for this move. Yes, “the” move.
It seems like this move has [...]
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Posted on Tuesday,June,19,2007 by bamasteelmagnolia
Relay for Life
By Beverly Hicks Burch
It happened the first time when I was 28 years old and the mother of an eighteen month old tyke. I was told the absolutely impossible and unthinkable. I had a tumor on my right lung. How could that be? I had never smoked, wasn’t raised around smokers, therefore [...]
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Posted on Sunday,June,17,2007 by bamasteelmagnolia
My First Crush
By Beverly Hicks Burch
Most little Southern girls’ first crush is on their daddy. It’s nothing weird or unnatural…it’s actually quite chaste and natural. A good daddy gives us our guidance, is our rock, our example, our protector, our everything…well almost. To me there was God…then there was Daddy. Daddy is like a [...]
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