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Author Archives: Janet Logan
Follow up to my blog relocation post
At least one follower was confused by the post, so I need to make a clarification. The address (URL) of the blog is not changing. It’s simply where it is hosted that is changing. That’s why I can’t import all … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Blog Relocation
If you follow this blog, you need to know that sometime in the next few days, it will be relocated to a new self-hosted WordPress home. The two likely impacts: For a period of a day or three, it won’t … Continue reading
Successful debugging
A little while ago, I joined the élite ranks of those few who have literally debugged a system. It seems that the garage door here wouldn’t close properly. From the symptoms, I knew it was a problem with the infrared … Continue reading
Posted in Home electronics, Technology
Tagged debugging
My friend depression
My friend depression is making another visit. Since we all know how well I do on antidepressants, I’m taking a different approach this time. I have decided to try St. John’s Wort. St John’s wort is widely known as an … Continue reading
Posted in Mental health, Psychology, situational depression
Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us
Reblogged from Health & Family: Corrections Appended: February 26, 2013 1. Routine Care, Unforgettable Bills When Sean Recchi, a 42-year-old from Lancaster, Ohio, was told last March that he had non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, his wife Stephanie knew she had to get … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Healthcare, Politics, Single payer
It’s been nine months since she died
Nine months ago, the one true love of my life, my Barbara, passed away. The pain is only slightly less intense than it was in the first weeks. I was so busy then. There were two memorial services to plan, … Continue reading
Lupus Advocacy Day 2011
Originally posted at DailyKos, but everything I post there gets lost in overload. Lupus kills. Today was Lupus Advocacy Day 2011. It’s too late for Barbara, but maybe we can save someone else. We need more research.
Police to drop off undocumented immigrants at Congressional Offices? Only in Texas.
That’s right. A state legislator in Texas has introduced a bill to instruct law enforcement to turn over custody of undocumented immigrants (“illegal aliens”) to members of Congress. (ht ThinkProgress).
Another try with anti-depressants for fibromyalgia
Another anti-depressant for fibromyalgia. Continue reading
