A woman paralyzed by stroke had been unresponsive for over a year. Her physical therapist had been working daily with her to no avail. Read More...

After 27 years in the medical industry, retired nurse Martha Smilie is still working in hospitals. Now, however, instead of bringing doctors to see patients, Martha brings Sugar and Bella, her docile, fox-colored Pomeranians. Read More...

Before you launch into drill-sergeant mode with young Mr. Whiskers, understand that not every cat will master toilet training. Their instincts, after all, are to scratch, sniff, and bury, not squat and flush. For pet owners who go the distance with their felines, it could take three weeks to three months to achieve success. The upside is obvious: no more cleaning or smelling litter boxes. However, we would be remiss if we failed to warn you about a few downsides to toilet training your cat. As your cat advances in age, she may experience difficulty leaping up to her ceramic waste portal, and you'll be forced to teach an old cat new tricks with the litter box. During and after successful training, you'll need to keep the door to her bathroom open 24/7 so she has access, and you'll need to keep the lid up and toilet seat down at all times. Read More...