By Kathy Hubbard   It’s what? It’s October. It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It’s a Sip and Screen Mammo Party at Bonner General Health

  By Kathy Hubbard   “DON’T HANG UP!” The booming voice said over the phone. The call, like many robocalls had a local number so

By Kathy Hubbard   It’s supposed to go lub dub, lub dub but if it goes lub, lub dub or dub dub dub lub it

  By Kathy Hubbard   From the outside looking in, Barbara’s life was perfect. Her children were grown, successful, happily married. Her affectionate husband had

  By Kathy Hubbard We’ll start with good news. Ovarian cancer incidence rates have been decreasing since the mid-1980s according to the American Cancer Society.

By Kathy Hubbard   Last week when I was researching my article on menopause I came across several articles and studies about hormone replacement therapy

By Kathy Hubbard Jan is a tall, attractive woman who dresses impeccably and always has her make-up perfectly applied. Well, at least she was until

By Kathy Hubbard   Sometimes you see the darnedest things. Just the other day, in a local grocery store there was a woman walking around

By Kathy Hubbard   Henry VIII had it. So did Benjamin Franklin, Alexander the Great, Beethoven, both of my brothers, my father and my friend,

By Kathy Hubbard   It was one of those, “If only I had a nickel every time I said …” moment. Because once again I

By Kathy Hubbard   The word is puteo. It’s Latin for to stink, be redolent, or smell bad. We say P.U., but according to EnglishStackExchange.com

By Kathy Hubbard Combat. School shootings. Bombings. Rape. Sudden death. Mass murders. Terrorist attacks. Abuse. Devastating accidents. Natural disaster. Name it, experience it, suffer for