by Dr. Stephanie Barnes I remember the day that I figured out that I was not a superhero. I was six years old and decided to play dress up as my favorite superhero, Wonder Woman. No one could tell me that I was not Wonder Woman! My belief was so great that I jumped […]
Emergency room physicians see five common ailments in women ages 18 to 36. These include abdominal pain, urinary tract infections, fever or flulike symptoms, trauma and reproductive issues, according to Angie Juzang at Garden Park Hospital. Here is what women can expect of treatment during the ER visit: 1. Abdominal pain (non-specific) Symptoms can […]
photography by Dana Sleger 1. ENAMELED PELICAN BROACH By Cynthia Chuang $172 Hillyer House, Ocean Springs 2. BEACH BANGLE WITH PASS CHRISTIAN SAND By Dune Jewelry $42 Robin’s Nest In the Pass, Pass Christian 3. BAMBOO INTERLOCKING CIRCLES NECKLACE By Michael Michaud $68 Hillyer House, Ocean Springs 4. “PERESICH NUGGET” NECKLACE […]
Compiled by Andrea Yeager Products that do double duty are a godsend to new moms as well as moms of toddlers. Functioning in more than one capacity saves moms space and time, something that there is too little of. 1.Baby monitors go high-tech. Now parents can snap photos of baby while he/she sleeps. The Levana ERA […]
by Stephanie A. Stasulis In the book of Ecclesiastes, it says, “To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven.” Finally… the season of fall is arriving! Cooler temperatures signal that it is once again time to plant. Many people mistakenly think they need to wait until spring to plant […]
by Rebecca Ritchey Moms need to stick together. One of my friends is a young mom, a wife and a mother of three children, and she was diagnosed with breast cancer this year. I have watched other moms surround her with support in a number of ways when she had a double mastectomy and […]
by Kathy Rogers Stroke. What image comes to mind when you read that word? An old person? A person with sudden numbness or weakness of face, arm or leg, especially on one side of the body, sudden confusion or trouble speaking or understanding, sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes, sudden trouble walking, […]
by Dr. Philip L. Levin Hidden in the 24 acres of Shearwater Pottery woods on the edge of Ocean Springs, Leif Anderson, Walter Anderson’s younger daughter, lives and dances in her high-ceiling art-filled cottage. Stepping into the single large room, visitors feel transported into the soul of a family — the quintessential space of art, […]
story by Chris Dearman | photography by Julian Brunt With upscale, eclectic dishes created by an award-winning chef, C&C Italian Bistro has quickly become one of the Coast’s premiere dining spots for true Italian fare. Opening in July in Old Town Bay St. Louis, C&C Italian Bistro is the brainchild of the D&P Restaurant […]
by Andrea Yeager “Don’t buy it unless you love it.” Mom’s sage shopping advice at a young age continues to benefit the owners of The Bay Collection. “We use this same motto when we are buying for the shop. If we don’t love it, we have a hard time selling it to our customers,” Hanna […]
