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Tag Archives: sex
Loving Others
What were the best moments of your life? My last glucose was 544, so I thought this was a good time to collect the best moments of my life. The most recent was in April at the Empathic Therapy Conference. … Continue reading
Posted in God, Health Care, Humor, Mental Illness & Health, Nature, Sex, Spirituality, Values
Tagged friend, gardening, God, happiness, Health, joy, lover, Loving, mental health, mother, nature, Peace, relationships, sex, spring, values
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Welfare, Racism and the Post-Standard (Part II)
By April 15, 2011, I was asking different kinds of questions in “Welfare Information: Getting’ It”: How can county legislators vote the budget without knowing who’s on Welfare and what it’s costing? “All there is to work with is [County … Continue reading
Posted in Government Services, Health Care, Medicaid, Medical care, Poverty
Tagged black people, County Legislature, David Sutkowy, Dept. of Social Services, DSS, Education, Food Stamps, Joanie Mahoney, location, marital status, Medicaid, Onondaga County New York, poor people, Post-Standard, poverty, race, racism, sex, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Syracuse, Welfare, white people
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Sex, Doctors, “Mental Illness” and Medicaid
“You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something in your life.” Winston Churchill The underlined questions are things for which people searched my blog, followed by my answers. Why is sex on the beach bad? I dunno—pretty sandy? … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, American medical industry, disability, drugs, Fraud, Government Services, Health Care, Medicaid, Medical care, Medicare, Mental Illness & Health, Pharmaceuticals, physician, Poverty, Sex
Tagged ARISE, CDPAP, consumer directed personal assistant program, CPEP, David Sutkowy, Dept. of Social Services, disability, doctors, drugs, DSS, Enable, health care, Health Department, Medicaid, Medicaid transportation, Medicare, Medicine, mental disorder, mental illness, NYS DOH, Office of Professional Medical Conduct, Onondaga County New York, OPMC, patients, pharmaceuticals, Physician, poverty, psychiatric disorders, relationships, Resource Center, sex, Social Security, Wayne Freeman, Welfare, Zachary Karmen
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Welfare & Medicaid, Race & Sex
In Onondaga County, according to statistics provided by Dept. of Social Services Commissioner David Sutkowy, the following are racial statistics for people receiving services. Racial Statistics White Black Hispanic Medicaid 37,663 18,374 4,773 Food Stamps 30,062 19,728 4,740 … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, Government Services, Medicaid, Medical care, Poverty, Values
Tagged David Sutkowy, Dept. of Social Services, DSS, Food Stamps, health care, Medicaid, Onondaga County New York, poverty, race, sex, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, TA, Temporary Assistance, Welfare
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Men, Women and Doctors
The sun has risen on a skiff of snow covering the houses and hills outside my window. My home and I are quiet this morning. James Taylor’s “You’ve Got a Friend” accompanies tea. Rainbows are dancing off the prism … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, American medical industry, drugs, God, Health Care, Medical care, Pharmaceuticals, physician, Power, Sex, Spirituality, Values
Tagged antidepressants, Ativan, bipolar, Bipolar disorder, bully, complaince, Conditions and Diseases, disability, doctors, Drug, drugs, God, health care, Lorazepam, Medicine, men, MS, multiple sclerosis, patients, pharmaceutical, pharmaceuticals, Physician, physicians, power, psychologist, relationships, sex, side-effects, sleep, Sleep apnea, Sleep disorder, spirituality, therapist, women
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Sex, Drugs, and Pheromones: What’s Wrong with Your Love Life?
What would you do if the drugs you are taking are the cause of your lousy love life? I was socially and sexually active from the ages of 18 to 28. From age 28 until 54, I didn’t have a … Continue reading
Answers to More Questions 2
Can a sixty-three-year-old divorced male on Social Security receive Food Stamps? Food Stamps have nothing to do with age, marital status or sex. They are awarded based on poverty so, yes, your Social Security payments may be so low that you qualify … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, Government Services, Housing, Medicaid, Poverty
Tagged ADD, ADHD, age, answers, Bipolar disorder, Dept. of Psychiatry, Dr. Kevin Antschel, elderly, executive dysfunction, Food Stamps, government subsidies, HEAP, Heating Emergency Assistance Program, Housing, HUD subsidy, learning disorder, marital status, Medicaid, poor, poverty, povety, psychologist, Section 8, selfish Americans, sex, Social Security, Upstate Medical Hospital, VESID
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Life, the Universe, and Our Preoccupation with Medicine
This morning’s news has a story that begins “DNA taken from a pinkie bone at least 30,000 years old . . .” so let’s think about 30,000 years. This is the year 2010. Our time more-or-less began with the birth … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, God, Medical care, Nature, Spirituality, Values
Tagged Africa, billion, breeding, counting, Denisova Cave, DNA, doctors, drugs, God, home aides, inbreeding, incest, Israelites, life, Melanesia, million, Moses, Neanderthals, patients, sex, Siberia, time, universe
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Female Sexuality: How to Say No, Have Good Sex, and Get Married, Not Necessarily in That Order (Part I)
Let us begin at the beginning. You are an animal, and—like all God’s creatures—a pretty fine one. Compared to a wildebeest or an anteater, you look pretty good. You are, however, the most complicated animal on earth, and therefore … Continue reading
Posted in Sex
Tagged Advice, female sexuality, Human, human animal, lovemaking, Mating, pregnancy, puberty, relationships, Reproduction, sex, Sexual intercourse, Sexuality, teenage sexuality
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Why Not Sex on the Beach?
I was in a restaurant, waiting for my colleagues to arrive for a business meeting, when the bartender asked me if I’d like a drink. Yes, I would, but I hadn’t had a mixed drink in twenty-five years. I’ll be … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, communication, drinks, language, lovemaking, relationships, sex
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