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A healthy amount of skepticism is always healthy

Posted on September 1, 2023 by Christopher Cudworth

For perspective on the issue of skepticism when it comes to dealing with problems in life, let’s look at a definition for the word “un·for·tu·nate” adjective Sometimes it pays to examine the root meaning of a commonly used word to … Continue reading →

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Passing the physical

Posted on March 24, 2017 by Christopher Cudworth

  In the little town of Elburn, Illinois, there was a local doctor known for his aggressive hernia checks during school sports physicals. For some less-than-apparent reason, the guy squeezed the balls of every athlete like heck. Perhaps he’d been bullied … Continue reading →

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Don’t blame Obamacare if the current state of health care makes you sick

Posted on November 4, 2014 by Christopher Cudworth

Walking into Cadence Hospital was something of a brain rush. For years I strolled those halls between the hospital walls and the cafeteria. There were surgeries and treatments. Chemotherapies and patient recoveries. It was all part of the picture of being … Continue reading →

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Don’t mess with health care, or it will mess with you

Posted on November 21, 2013 by Christopher Cudworth

DON’T MESS WITH HEALTH CARE OR IT WILL MESS WITH YOU By Christopher Cudworth The local hospital system in our area just brought another health care system into the fold with a merger. Big medicine just keeps getting bigger. They … Continue reading →

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Respect for fitness getting traction in the corporate and industrial world

Posted on April 22, 2013 by Christopher Cudworth

By Christopher Cudworth At one point in America’s economic history, manufacturing made up more than 40% of our economic output. Coming out of World War II, America made more stuff than any other country in the world. We were the … Continue reading →

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