Talking with Guster By Lindsey Lowe Osborne Have you ever seen a toddler dance to music? I have a two-year-old son, Emerson. The other day…
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By Javacia Harris Bowser There’s a sign in Brooklyn that boldly commands, “Give Your Daughters Difficult Names.” Though I’ve been to Brooklyn a couple of…
A computer scientist turned master diagnostician is leading the quest at UAB to help patients who are losing hope finally find answers. Written by Rosalind Fournier…
Since 2005, Crys Worley has had 11 non-elective surgeries for multiple medical challenges. How she manages these challenges is a lesson in patience, courage and ultimately…
When your son shows up with a new girl. By Lee Ann “Sunny” Brown I got the text when I was on my way to pick…
Cystic fibrosis won’t keep Katie Von Hagel down. By Rosalind Fournier Jeanne Von Hagel suspected early on that her infant daughter, Katie, was struggling. Many…
With a new physician on board and new products, techniques and technology, Dr. Daniel Rousso looks to the future. New products and procedures, along with…
A Vestavia family’s dream home combines warm hospitality with vibrant, contemporary design. Written by Jane Reynolds, Photography by Edward Badham As she began working…
The great Thanksgiving debate. By Joey Kennedy This is November, so we need to prepare for the big debate. No, not whether there is going…
The allure of India. By Luke Robinson “Like all great travelers, I have seen more than I remember, and remember more than I have seen.”—Benjamin…
