One-of-a-kind dance studio for people with special needs celebrates milestone with several events By Catherine Miller A love of dance, once instilled, cannot be
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Coping with CAPD
Parents discuss how they found out their daughter had central auditory processing disorder — and how they cope with it By Jennifer Fecio McDougall
Pets in Action
Paws for Love: lending a comforting, helping paw By Nancy Cardillo Some might call Carma a “lucky dog,” because she loves her job so
Caring for Caregivers
Those who give of themselves selflessly need care as well By Julie Halm Few responsibilities take the immense toll that comes with being a
Trials, Tribulations of Motherhood
‘Bringing a child into world is adventure beyond words’ By Julie Halm I have always wanted children — four, maybe five and a mix
Caregiver-in-Chief
Women — mostly married and employed — make up 66 percent of all those involved with informal caregiving By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant About 3
Have a Baby Without Losing Your Body
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Does having a baby mean lasting weight gain? It seems so for many women. A study released by the Centers
Expanded Work Leave Benefits Families
Workers will be able to take up to eight weeks off as part of the new family leave program; time off will increase to
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Cancer doctor from Roswell Park Cancer Institute now providing services to patients at Oneida Healthcare, a hospital that’s building a comprehensive cancer program By
7 Fun Ways to Get Fit This Fall
Walk your way to wellness: Opportunities abound in the region By Kyra Mancine As we bid farewell to summer, thoughts turn to cooler, crisp