Feeling Good? We’ll Help You Feel Better
Very often, my newspaper gives me just what I want. Plenty of puzzles to work over the splendidly empty days after Christmas. Insight into the world around me, from my community to the cosmos. Advertisers to fix what’s broken and bring me unexpected benefits, like the Pashmina shawl from Green Phoenix that’s kept me warm since Christmas.
True to the pattern, Bay Weekly’s first issue of the new year — our 25th — is just what I need when I need it. It’s our Health and Wellness Guide, and I’m one of us on the casualty list of winter illnesses.
I’ve seen and heard enough of other people’s woes to know I’m among the lucky ones. Chest congestion is just a cough compared to potentially deadly pneumonia or spending New Year’s Day with an IV drip, courtesy of a really nasty stomach bug. Only occasionally do I imagine I’ll need Response Senior Care — Care That Can Keep You Comfortable in Your Own Home — to lift me out of my doldrums.
Plenty of other strategies, tips and opportunities in this issue are just what the doctor called for.
Primary and urgent care centers have been a lifeline for me — and much of Bay Weekly — these hard-hit weeks. This week’s Health and Wellness Guide introduces primary care centers in Southern Anne Arundel County, Owensville Primary Care, and Calvert County, CalvertHealth Primary Care; and urgent care centers AFC Urgent Care in Edgewater and Priority Care Clinic in Severna Park.