This month’s “After Hours” is a companion piece to an essay I wrote for Change Seven, called, “The Unexpected Beauty of Alzheimer’s,” which was written
Category: Health/Medicine
The Unexpected Beauty of Alzheimer’s by Sandy Ebner
When my mother received her Alzheimer’s diagnosis in the spring of 2013, my sisters and I thought only of the potential horrors that lay ahead,
Window Shades Up For Landing (or: AWP, the ADA, Donald Trump, and Me) by Kelly Davio
As I flew into Washington, DC, last month, I knew I had an enviable view of the city below. The little, short-haul Embraer jet (read:
No, You Aren’t Moving to Europe, pt. 3 by Kelly Davio
This month’s “The Waiting Room” is the final installment of the three-part essay “No, You’re Not Moving to Europe.” If you missed the first two
The Smell of Tempered Glass by Kelly Davio
Open the nearest paperback, crack it open, and take a good, deep whiff. Nice, right? I’m not going to tell you how many dust mites
A Woman Alone by Kelly Davio
It was a small table, barely big enough for me, my glass, and the sheaf of papers I had spread out before me, but that’s
