By Dr. Nicole Sundene Since I am a doctor of a younger Facebooking generation, I understand social networking like Facebook, Myspace, Friendster, Twitter and so forth, better than the average bear. I also use a few of them myself to promote Kitchen Table Medicine. At a recent family gathering the topic of kids on Facebook […]
Dear Readers, Thank you for giving me some fan mail to open up at the kitchen table…keep it coming people! Nothing inspires me to research and write like a reader emailing me to share how a simple tip has changed their life. Oftentimes I read and research till the wee hours. If you enjoy reading […]
By Dr. Nicole Sundene If you want to see health care reform, and if you blog for health care reform, please re-post the following press release on your website, share with friends, family, and well…everyone that will listen! You can even include my introductory spiel, or make your own. Please just share the word! Doctors […]
By Dr. Nicole Sundene “Tamiflu!!!! I want Tamiflu NOW NOW NOW!!!!” ~Shouted at a Telephone Triage Nurse Yesterday For those of you that are new readers to Kitchen Table Medicine, please keep in mind that I have been described to have a “very dry” if not “seriously warped” sense of humor. So if you want […]
Since it is “Autism Awareness Month” I have gathered together all my favorite autism experts to add their two cents to the topic. Dr. KC Kelly is a psychotherapist who has many years of experience in helping autistic children and their families. If you are a stressed parent of a child diagnosed on the autism […]
By Tanya Dutton I took my boys to the doctor because my youngest son was sick. After less than five minutes in the exam room, the doctor turned to me and said “Mom, it is your other son you need to be concerned with. I think he may have autism.” That moment will be embedded […]
By Dr. Nicole Sundene Spring and summer is the best time to grow hair, and the other day when I asked my normally professional looking friend what was up with his new hippie hairdo I hadn’t seen since college, he said “Wigs for Kids!” “It’s really tough to still look professional while conducting an important […]
By Dr. Nicole Sundene I was just reading this article by Jim Carey on vaccines and started thinking…. Wouldn’t you love to be a fly on the wall at Jim Carey and Jenny McCarthy’s house? I have always been a fan of both of theirs and am delighted to see that they found each other. […]
By Tara McClintick I’ve always LOVED kids. Unlike most of my friends who weren’t sure what route they wanted to take in life, I was confident in my choice to become an Early Childhood Teacher. My first post-college position was to teach a preschool class for the County MR/DD program. It was here I was […]
By Dr. Scott Olson While the number of children with autism continues to climb, the reason for this devastating disease has remained a mystery. A central mechanism (or a theory that explains the entire disease) has been elusive, but Russell Blaylock MD, author of Excitotoxins, has recently authored scientific articles that support the notion that […]
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