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AAA Chicago Expects Millions To Hit The Road This Season by Anthony Fontanelle by Cascia T.

The increasing price of petroleum fuel is felt by almost everyone in the United States. But it looks as if that is not enough to keep Americans from traveling this holiday season. According to AAA Chicago, they expect that 62.5 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from their homes this upcoming holiday. Of that number, about 53 million ar ... Read on »

It’s a small world by Barbara M. Patient Expert

... e production. But that was all right. They were happy and healthy and content.What we look for now (and I notice it often in other blogs of parents of autistic children) are small things. Actions that demonstrate mastery, or maturity. It IS all about the small things. Like:*This week when I made a grocery run, we left the groceries on the table w ... Read on »

This week there will be a small ... by Medical Quack Patient Expert

This week there will be a small change in some of the posts to add coverage for for new devices and software/hardware related to the CES show in Los Vegas... hope to provide some new idea and features ... Read on »

small. by Kelly .. We finally have internet.. I don't know how we ever managed without it! I was so pleased to see this in my inbox. Definitely worth browsing. Read on »

THE FIRST SMALL STEP by Dr. Edward Leyton Medical Doctor

People frequently talk about steps in analogies and metaphors. "One small step for man -- one great leap for mankind”, said Neil Armstrong as he stepped off the Apollo space craft on to the moon surface. "A journey of a thousand miles begins w ... Read on »

small details by Francine H. Patient Expert

I have been getting in and out bed on the week leg side. What a jerk I have been! It is so much easier from the other side. I am on vicodin now, and it seems better than Percoset, although they both make me know I am on drugs.I feel like I have spider webs in my brain.a nice nurse finally came in last night and assured me things would get better b ... Read on »

A Small Favor..... by Pamela B. Patient Expert

I have really been slacking on alot of things lately, and this is one of my major projects that I want to get done. There are so many out there who I read your blogs, and haven't had a chance to add you to our blogroll. It's not because I don't love you, it's just because I can't get things straight right now. So please take a second to look at m ... Read on »

Small and Inconsequential by Erica P. Registered Nurse

I've ranted about this before, y'all, but here's what's got my panties in a bunch tonight: I'm feeling small and inconsequential. Mired in mediocrity. Mind you, this isn't some existential crisis or some kind of metaphysical meltdown. Just pondering some things, is all. I s ... Read on »

A Small Favor..... by Pamela B. Patient Expert

Our kids are getting very nervous about Rhett being in Surgery tomorrow. We have told them that he has a ton of people praying for him, but I don't think they quite understand how many. So today and tomorrow I am asking for all of the lurkers on our blog to leave a comment, and yes, you can comment anonymously. Our older kids will be checking the ... Read on »

What is Hydranencephaly? by Alicia H. Patient Expert

... illed with fluid. Usually the cerebellum and brainstem are formed normally, although in some cases the cerebellum may also be missing completely. In Bray's instance he has a smaller than normal but fully functioning cerebellum and completely normal brainstem. Most infants with hydranencephaly appear completely normal at birth or may have some dist ... Read on »