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Tag Archives: gout
When I’m Back On My Feet Again
Recently I decided to play my Greatest Hits album by Michael Bolton, and in light of the way I have been hobbling about the last week or so, I found that one of the more interesting and relevant songs for … Continue reading
Book Review: Gout Hater’s Cookbook
Gout Hater’s Cookbook: Recipes Lower In Purines And Lower In Fat, by Jodi Schneiter One of the interesting aspects of this book is that it is not the first book I have read on the subject. As millions of people … Continue reading
The Unquenchable Thirst
During the Feast of Tabernacles, it became increasingly obvious to me that I was feeling far more dehydrated than normal. Now, it should be noted that I tend to drink a lot of water, and this has been true for … Continue reading
Book Review: Arthritis Sourcebook
Arthritis Sourcebook, edited by Amy L. Sutton If you wanted to read a book that was a mile wide and six inches deep when it came to the question of arthritis in all of its many facets, this book is … Continue reading
Book Review: The 28-Day Gout Diet Plan
The 28-Day Gout Diet Plan: The Optimal Nutrition Guide To Manage Gout, by Sophia Kamveris It may be a bit bold, if not presumptuous, of me to say so, but this book is not an optimal nutrition guide when it … Continue reading
On The Relationship Between Gout And Creativity
As someone who suffers, sometimes very painfully, from gout, I have tended to seek out insight into areas that relate to this most patrician of maladies. It is said that gout, like childbirth, is among the most intense forms of … Continue reading
Running Amok
In retrospect, the amount of driving I did today to get to my doctor’s appointment and back again may not have been the best idea for my feet, as my gout is hurting a bit more now than it was … Continue reading
A Tale Of Two Feet
When I was a child growing up in rural Central Florida, one of the many ways that the neighborhood kids kept ourselves amused was to imagine ourselves as members of the X-Men. For some reason, I ended up being Professor … Continue reading
Con Los Años Que Me Quedan
As is generally the case, I found a lot that was deeply thought-provoking and personally relevant in the sermon given today by our retired pastor. He asked the simple question: “are you content,” and then commented on various ways that … Continue reading
Queen Anne’s Other War
Queen Anne is remembered, where she is remembered at all, for only a few things. For one, in the United States among military historians she is remembered as the Queen Anne of Queen Anne’s War, which other people know as … Continue reading