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May 2, 2013
Resizing Their Lives
Reaping the Benefits of Weight Loss
by Vanessa Denha Garmo
Within eight months of making a lifestyle change, Carl Dallo was
unrecognizable to many people.
"I have had to reintroduce
myself at events and the new identity feels
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May 2, 2013
Tricks of the Trade
Dish Up Health with Simple Ingredient Swaps
by Brittany George
When I was a little girl, I often stood in awe, amazed at my grandma's ability
to bring the entire family together with her cooking. It was then I first knew
that I wanted to learn to cook exactly like her.
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May 2, 2013
Got Crohn's? Eating Right Can Help
Got Crohn's? Eating Right Can Help
by Shawna Broida, R.D.
If you don't have Crohn's disease, chances are very good you know someone who
does. The inflammatory bowel disease, which can involve any portion of the
intestinal tract, is a genetic condition that is
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May 2, 2013
'Scaling' New Heights
D-Man Clients Can Make Sweet, Sweet Music
by Joyce Wiswell
Danny Kassab loved to sing and now the charity established in his memory will
help other people with severe disabilities make their own music.
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The D Man Foundation has just opened
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May 2, 2013
On Fire
Hookah Lounges Are Hot, but There's Nothing Harmless About Them
by Joseph Abro and Joyce Wiswell
While cigarette smokers are downright shunned in many circles these days,
smoking the hookah is becoming increasingly popular as a social activity.
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Also referred to a shisha, waterpipe and
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May 2, 2013
Debating Obamacare
Businesses Wonder What Obamacare Means to Them
by Ranna Abbo
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as
Obamacare, is one of the biggest changes to the healthcare system in U.S.
history. But many people are still confused
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May 2, 2013
Pulling No Punches
Teens Open Up About Stereotypes at Building Community Event
by Shari S. Cohen
Chaldean, Jewish and African American students opened up about stereotypes at a
teen forum held on April 18 at the Walled Lake Educational Services Center.
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Students from three Walled Lake high schools
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May 2, 2013
Welcome, Holy Cross
Diocese's Newest Church Opens in Farmington
by Vanessa Denha Garmo
On any given Sunday at any given mass at any of the Chaldean parishes around
Metro Detroit, the church is often standing room only. The Chaldean community
in Michigan has experienced obvious growth in
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