The Art of Worry: Give Me a Moment
I cried because my immediate thought was, “how long before I see my granddaughter...
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Category: Aging
The Streets of Louisville, Colorado
I love my home. The pure magnitude of businesses affected by Covid-19 is devastating and...
Read MoreLetters from Renée: Another Day At The Crossings
My daughter just called – she usually does toward the end of the day, this time to tell me she had spent the day digging up this and replacing that, moving some shrubs and finally sewing some new seed for the thinner spots in...
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Trying to be Brave: My Coronavirus Journal
I’m trying to be brave. I haven’t put on make-up in days and have taken to washing my hair...
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Letter From Renée: 94 and Locked Down
And finally of course the huge anxiety: will I die from this? My will is not finished. I want to...
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Menopause and Sleep
Sleep is critical; we need the right amount so we can make good decisions, react quickly and to...
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Menopause Is Not Just A Hot Flash
Women have been conditioned to believe that menopause is something to be changed, something to...
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Renee Levine: My Obituary
I am now almost 95 and see myself in bigger dimensions. “My Obituary” sounds odd as a...
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Heaven Is Sleeping on a King Size Bed
I’ve been focused on making sure I get a good night’s shut eye since my doctor read me...
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Rationalizing a Potential Medical Emergency
I was lying down, sound asleep, when I was tugged to wakefulness. The pain began in my upper left...
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Everyone Waits
Some of us wait for a bolt of creativity to compel us to paint or pound out words on the keyboard....
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Changes I’ve Seen
Time and privacy was what we had and what we do not have any more. No Facebook to tell the world...
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