Jim Abbott was Great One-Handed Pitcher
With baseball season upon us, I have brought back for this week only a very popular 2004 column. Here goes:
California Musician Has Hearing Challenges
Have several years gone by since I featured then 60-year-old Alex Gutierrez of Midpines, California?
Father Wants Son Happy
The National Institutes of Health defines autism spectrum disorder (ASD) as a "complex developmental disability" with symptoms starting before age three that causes "delays or problems in many different skills"
Post-polio syndrome
In 1953, Carrie Cline Pike, now of Gold Hill, Oregon, contracted polio at age 18 while employed for a large pharmaceutical laboratory seeking a cure for polio.
Blind man shares practical advice
Rick and Alysia Wells live happily in Kernersville, North Carolina. For years, he has been self-employed at home and she has worked as a social worker
Can new Acura RLX compete in luxury sedan class?
It may not be a real fetching sedan, but the RLX is very cool when it comes to technology to aid driving. In the safety category, it has blind spot warning and lane departure systems, which are nice reminders that
How Polio changed one man’s career and life
What many people call "bad," 71-year-old Arvid Schwartz of Green Isle, Minnesota, calls "good."
Redesigned Nissan Altima remains a solid performer
Although this Nissan Altima came equipped with a four-cylinder engine, the sporty performance could have easily been mistaken for a V6.
NY Reader Has Life Beyond MS
A column I wrote weeks ago about the Service Dog Project (and its Great Danes) prompted responses from two Niagara-Wheatfield (NY) Tribune readers
Time of year for miracles
This time of year is for miracles. And 49-year-old Claudine Lanoix-Fox of Montreal, Canada, has one to share.
