By Kathy Hubbard Ah, the sound of spring is in the air. Right now, as I’m writing this, a chickadee is whistling for a mate,

By Kathy Hubbard If you read this column regularly you know how regularly I say, “Early detection is critical,” or words to that effect. And,

By Kathy Hubbard “I may need a new helmet after the tumble I took today,” a friend of mine said one day last week. I

By Kathy Hubbard If you didn’t know that today was National Doctors Day or if you didn’t even know there was one, you’re in good

By Kathy Hubbard This is a crappy subject, but because it’s Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month we’re going to talk about it. It. Yes, we’re going

By Kathy Hubbard Put your hand up if you know what your kidneys do? Maybe we all do know that the kidneys’ major function is

By Kathy Hubbard “Right now, everyone, please pray for my daughter. We’re at the emergency room and the doctors are with her.” My niece posted

By Kathy Hubbard She didn’t know it, but Pepper, the dachshund/Labrador mix knew that Megan’s blood sugar level was extremely low. He woke her up

By Kathy Hubbard Maybe you’ve seen the email or a Facebook posting. A friend of mine sent it to me as a potential subject for

By Kathy Hubbard It must have been the hundreds of heart-shaped box of chocolates in the market on Saturday that made me think about tooth

By Kathy Hubbard It’s not about death and dying. It’s about living. It’s about the quality of life for a terminally ill person. It’s about

By Kathy Hubbard I don’t drink coffee. Not for any particular reason other than I just don’t particularly like it and it gives me heartburn.