Ninety Words

Sometimes in life you have to know when to say “when”. Even under the worst of circumstances–loss of a loved one–you must put a stop to the constant craving that will never be satisfied by what is lost. You need to leave room to fill up on what may be.

A marriage can make you a better person and working to make that marriage last can give you a life’s worth of wonderful memories. Some reflections on the best twenty years of my life.

The book “Medicine in Translation: Journeys with My Patients” by Dr. Danielle Ofri relates this clear message: hope and compassion are some of the best healing tools you provide patients.

Great athletes have many things in common: Talent, ambition, stamina. However, the true gift lies in making each spectator feel–as they watch their team, coworker or child succeed–as if his or her own dreams are realized, and that their success is due to the support given by their fans.