Meet the team Kathryn Irene Clark, M.S., Ph.D. Robert William Ike, M.S., M.D. co-CEO (since 2004) co-CEO (since 2020) Auntie KC’s page: www.auntiekc.com Amazon Author Page: https://tinyurl.com/AuntieKC Google Scholar profile: https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=new_articles&hl=en&imq=Kathryn+Clark# Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/kathryn.clark.988 Blog: www.theviewfromharbal.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/robert.ike.9 Amazon author profile: https://tinyurl.com/IkeAuthor X handle: @BobIke627778 Google Scholar profile: https://scholar.google.com/citations?authuser=1&user=SdyZlNoAAAAJ ResearchGate profile: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Robert-Ike-2?ev=hdr_xprf C.V. https://theviewfromharbal.com/2024/09/19/see-vee/ Classmates.com photos: https://www.classmates.com/siteui/people/robert-ike/5513161/gallery MD unique identifier: NPI 1326123936 More about us WhileContinue reading “(this is a draft of our new web site)”
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no sweat!
Is it still too soon for COVID nostalgia? After all, it’s over 6 years since Gretch shut all us Michiganders out of rakes, gardening supplies, and American flags. I burned my last mask two years after that (1). The changes to our lives have been legion, and so much seems to have become permanent. Nostalgia for the days beforeContinue reading “no sweat!”
woe, woe, woe…
If George W. Bush were still commenting on social issues, he might say “is our children nuts?” With reports of 15% of children 10-19, globally, experiencing a mental illness, according to the WHO (1), and 12 million American adolescents on psychotropic medications (2), ya gotta wonder. Everything from family breakup, COVID, cell phones, the economy, and globalContinue reading “woe, woe, woe…”
High, Semi-dry, January
I never managed to make sweet, willowy, athletic Denise my girlfriend. We went our separate ways after graduation, she snaring Kevin – a U-M educated lawyer and all-around good guy – while I lucked into Kathy. My reacquaintance with old ‘burg friends included Kevin and Denise, now a dear friend once again. It was from Denise that IContinue reading “High, Semi-dry, January”
NAC me up Joe
“I feel bad for people who don’t drink. When they wake up in the morning, that’s as good as they’re going to feel all day.” — Frank Sinatra “I’m not saying everyone should drink, it just worked for me” – Jackie Gleason “Alcohol doesn’t solve any problems, neither does milk”. unknown origin, but it had its ownContinue reading “NAC me up Joe”
dilly dilly!
No, I’m not tapping into Bud Light’s silly theme of a few years ago (1). A few weeks back, when the notion to write this just started, Mother Nature was easing along into the Michigan growing season. A trip to the Farmers’ Market found mostly prepared products but very little actual fresh produce. Michigan moves slowly, even in June,Continue reading “dilly dilly!”
milk, milk, lemonade…
Now all of you who just completed that phrase, raise your naughty little hands! No, this isn’t a treatise on childhood snigger porn – good one for later – but results of my cost analysis of making that classic summer refresher. My motivation was my rediscovery of the Arnold Palmer drink as part of my continuingContinue reading “milk, milk, lemonade…”
quad?
George Carlin never got to be as old as I am now, dying at 71 on June 22, 2007, in Santa Monica. His twisted, if amazingly logical, humor shaped much of my youthful thinking. I never expected that wisdom to be enduring, but much of what he talked about rings true today. During COVID, especially, I found comfortContinue reading “quad?”
A shot for flu? No thank you!
Among the many things COVID has taught us is that we should be wary of those insisting we be jabbed with something foreign to protect us and others. Turns out the vaxx didn’t protect against infection or slow its spread, and oh those side effects! Peter McCullough, one of the heroes in bringing reason to our fightContinue reading “A shot for flu? No thank you!”
what did you do at the U, Daddy?
A dear friend and double classmate of mine (VHS, UofM), Darai, got to asking me about my medical career. We were discussing our dear old teacher and coach who had just turned 90. I had helped orchestrate a campaign to get him cards and letters for his birthday. I mentioned that for a teacher, hearing from old studentsContinue reading “what did you do at the U, Daddy?”
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