Minnesota’s ‘rogue grandparents’ are defying CDC recommendations to see their grandkids By Molly McMillan and Kevyn Burger Special to the Star Tribune (This article first published July 31, 2020 in The
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Remember Sex Ed class? No? Neither do I. It was named something else ‘back in my day’ –the 50s and 60s. Had I been exposed to some Sex Ed I
As a mom, grandmom and former smoker, I support those who are trying to kick the cigarette habit even if they have to lean on e-cigarettes. However, according to Kids
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By Marsha Reese Are you planning to take your grandchildren trick or treating? Maybe their parents will be taking the time to share those memories. Either way the supervising adult
By: Melissa Valliant Editor’s Note: We grandparents know that helping our grandchildren grow up strong and healthy is a serious responsibility. Well, it appears we are overlooking one of the
What you need to know to protect elderly loved ones — and yourself By Rachael Kennedy Rachael Kennedy Baby boomers today are at a strange age; nearing retirement, most
By Dr. Mercola, MD. Common sense would suggest that, if we are giving our children more than five dozen vaccinations from day of birth to age 18, we are over-vaccinating