Grandparents Day And The Delivery Of A New Grandchild! By Pat Manfrede I just became a grandmother on the day after my 54th birthday. It was the most amazing feeling.
It’s Not (just) About the Money, Money, Money For today’s grandparents, legacy is not only what you leave behind. It’s also a reflection of how you live today. By Elyse
By Grandfather, Dennis MillerAre annuities the greatest thing since sliced bread? Well, no, but they do make sense for some investors as part of their portfolio. However, we have to
By Dennis Miller Many grandparents are afraid they simply won’t be able to retire – or stay retired – when and how they planned. We can talk about retiring later,
By Ranny Levy, Founder and President of Kids First! Star Trek into Darkness is the second movie based on the original TV series and, for those of us who grew
By Ross Blair, senior vice president, eHealthMedicare.com Medicare’s annual enrollment period is still about six months away, but contentious budget talks and the implementation of health care reform may
by Sue Gillespie (Grandma Sue) Carolyn was just a toddler and I had to take her temperature…rectally. When her dad came home from work, she announced to him, “I’m as sick
By Lynn Keehan, Ph.D Diagnoses of ADD/ADHD has dramatically increased in recent years, and now many doctors are not only prescribing the usual drugs (Adderall, Concerta, Ritalin, Strattera), but have
By Jack Levine Investing in Children David Lawrence Jr. The Children’s Movement of Florida is a coalition of 325,000 Floridians dedicated to ensuring that children become the number-one priority
By Charlie Palmer – AKA Paw Paw When I read this article today all I could think about was; what if that was my wife, my daughter, my granddaughter? Isn’t
by Sue Gillespie (Grandma Sue) My 4 year old, Carolyn, was just getting the hang of various measurements. She walked up to grandpa with a tape measure. She stretched it
(Editor’s Note: Most always we are so in love with our grand kids that we overlook many behaviors that may seem a little strange to us, but rudeness is not
by Sue Gillespie (Grandma Sue) When it comes to your own body, you are often the best person to know what you need. A very wise doctor said, “If you
by Sue Gillespie (Grandma Sue) I met with a patient that had lots of lower back pain. Her upper torso was stiff as she moved, instead of being able
by Sue Gillespie (Grandma Sue) “With everything that has happened to you, you can either feel sorry for yourself or treat what has happened as a gift. Everything is either
by Sue Gillespie (Grandma Sue) Victim thinking is a learned trait. It usually starts in childhood, but it can easily continue on and become a habit even if there is no
By Jack Levine In celebration of Martin Luther King Day, I’m pleased to share this very special memory. It was late August, 1963. I was 12. I remember my father calling me
PTC Joins Call for Oxygen to Cease Development of All My Babies’ Mamas By: Tim Winter, President of Parents Television Council Every time we think that the television industry couldn’t
By Andrea Woroch Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know the so-called “fiscal cliff” negotiations are not going well. In anticipation of the possible plunge, consumer confidence plummeted
Editor’s Note: If you didn’t already see it, an interview with Jack was featured on the front page of the Orlando Sentinel recently. Of course, we’re proud of Jack for