UN-RETIRING  frees you from the bonds of your former career, but with some of the  benefits you’ve longed for!  If you are on the precipice of retiring…. or if you are stuck after recently retiring and haven’t found your bearings yet, this blog is for you! 

It is a kind of roadmap that may help you! 

‘Take what you can from it and tell me what works for you!

At first glance… or when meeting a senior, you may not be aware of challenges, hidden disabilities.  What does it take to make a huge transition in later life and the dynamics involved? In addition, I discuss  ‘the hot potato effect.’ 

As a physician recently said, (whether we are talking about young people or seniors, the problem with gambling is the winning … as it feeds the compulsion).

This blog discusses my former work on this topic…and the latest and most concerning - addictive nature of online gambling among seniors. Basically ignored in the news media!

Any writing project can be a challenge. Each needs to be handled with skill and be engaging for your audience!  Learn how I approach the basic assignment of writing “Employee of the Month” profiles beyond the name, rank and serial number!‍ ‍ I’m available for hire if you need me! 

A MOTHER’S DAY POEM- TRIBUTE TO MOM

Reflections of the past and focusing on the future…

But the grief still lingers.

How could a wonderful children’s book about loss and grieving emenate from a wife and mother who had evil on her mind?

It doesn’t make sense. This blog combines two of my passions - writing and trying to enlighten others on the cruel realities  of homicide.

***Also included- a YouTube reading of the “Are you With Me?’ children’s book. ‘A delight, all too brief!

This blog captures the basic facts of the crime, discusses the typical responses of a well intentioned, but uninformed public, the aftermath and features a cutting edge tool to help prevent such crimes before it’s too late with DocumenttheAbuse- The Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit.

This blog is a brief summary and reflections on the 45th anniversary of my Dad’s death. Coincidentally, I discusss the recent death of Dr. Henry C. Lee, renown forensic pathologist, also from Connecticut and how our paths connected a few times over the years.