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Tag Archives: Tennessee
The complexities of car seat logistics
Since I’ve been writing about health care and family issues for so many years, my ears always perk up (figuratively speaking) when I get wind of a major new policy that I just know is going to get people talking. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Health
Tagged AAP, California law, car seat, child safety restraint, forward-facing, infant car seat, install, logistics, pediatricians, rear-facing, restraint, seat belt, Tennessee
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What? There was a historic flood in Nashville?
I guess by now you’ve all heard about the Great Nashville Flood of 2010. Oh, wait? You haven’t? You haven’t heard about a historic flood that only happens about once every 500 years that has nearly washed away huge swaths … Continue reading
Posted in Amazing, Journalism
Tagged disaster, disaster relief, environmental disaster, federal, flood, historic flood, Nashville, Tennessee, Times Square
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Not panicking just yet
A few years ago, SARS was the big health news. Now it’s swine flu. Excuse me, H1N1 flu. Whatever they want us to call it, I hope that it’s a mountain that turns into a molehill. I don’t blame my … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Journalism
Tagged Brownsville, case, CDC, Centers for Disease Control, confirm, confirmed case, contract, death, diagnosed, diagnosis, flu, H1N1, hand sanitizer, Harding Academy, health care, journalists, Montgomery Bell Academy, Nashville, news, pandemic, report, SARS, student sibling, swine flu, Tennessee, Texas, WHO, World Health Organization
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