I feel very fortunate to have grown up with parents who modeled a life of service and generosity. Seeing my parents volunteer and give back to others with their lives so naturally and so continuously made an impression on me. So when my husband and I got married, we decided to make a mission for … Continue reading Fostering a spirit of volunteerism
The idea of adopting children was something I was always passionate about because I came from a family with adopted siblings. My husband had a brother placed for adoption when he was young, but was able to meet him years later. A turning point in my husband’s life was in 2010 after the devastating earthquake … Continue reading Adoption: A reminder that love knows no bounds
As a life-long Dallas Cowboys fan, I was distressed when I heard the recent reports that Dallas Cowboys’ starting quarterback Tony Romo may miss the remainder of the season because of a back injury he suffered in Sunday’s game against the Washington Redskins. I decided to talk to Robert Berry, D.O., medical director of sports … Continue reading More to Tony Romo’s Back Injury
This may sound counterintuitive, but medical experts agree — if you have aching knees, sitting on the sidelines might not be the answer. Getting out and exercising may be the best way to get rid of your knee pain. Sacheen Mehta, MD, an orthopedic surgeon on the medical staff at Baylor Regional Medical Center at … Continue reading 4 exercises for aching knees
If you or a female family member is preparing to start up a new season of soccer, running, tennis, cheerleading, gymnastics, or other sport, spend some time getting your body into shape before the season begins. Getting your body in shape will help you out-last the competition and decrease your likelihood of suffering from an … Continue reading To Women, Play the Game Injury-Free
Summer is just around the corner, and everywhere you look bright-colored flip-flops, wedges and sandals are calling your name. But while you’re shopping for that perfect pair of summer shoes, remember that there is more to a great pair of shoes than just color and style. Robert Berry, M.D., an orthopaedic surgeon on the medical … Continue reading Summer Shoe Shopping Tips From an Orthopedic Surgeon
It’s that time of the year; the flowers are blooming, the grass is turning green, and people who suffer from nasal allergies and sinus pain are struggling to catch their next breath. Many people in North Texas, women in particular, suffer from chronic sinusitis, a common condition that involves the sinuses becoming inflamed and swollen. … Continue reading Sinuses Got You Down This Spring?
She’s just 17-years old, but Allie (short for Alexandria) Johnson, born in Maui, lives the life most of us only dream about. Beautiful, athletic, smart, talented, charming, witty. She’s every parent’s dream. Plus, she calls the breathtaking tropical splendor of Maui home. As Mary Poppins said, “Practically perfect in every way.” Alas, there’s that “practically” … Continue reading Hawaiian Resident Finds New Hope For Scoliosis
National Osteoporosis Month is recognized in the month of May, and being a female who comes from a family that has been impacted by osteoporosis, I thought that it would be good idea to take some time to learn more about the basics of the disease and steps I can take today to prevent it. … Continue reading Q&A on Osteoporosis in Women with Dr. Linda Halbrook
Joint pain can keep you from enjoying your life to the fullest, but there are steps you can take to build strong and healthy joints for life. Orthopaedic specialists on the Baylor Regional Medical Center at Plano medical staff offer tips on developing strong joints and avoiding pain and injuries so you can love your … Continue reading 6 Ways to Show Your Joints Some Love
