Carol Kean

“He’d met her through his brother—one of Ed’s discards, a hand-me-down, like a sweater—and six months later they’re engaged.”
― Sean Costello, Squall

“A woman reporter hurled this question at Kelly: "You said you saw your dad beat your mother the night of her disappearance. How did that make you feel?”
― Jon Ripslinger, Missing Pieces

“A short treatment of anti-nausea agents can be considered. A person may use benzodiazepines or meclizine to reduce the vertigo, but it is vital to remember NOT to use such medications for more than 2-3 days. After vestibular neuritis, the brain needs to adapt to the loss of inner ear function and reorganize the balance system (a process called central compensation). These medications impede central compensation, and will cause a person to feel off balance and dizzy for a very long time. On the other hand, vestibular rehabilitation therapy helps improve central compensation, and should be started as soon as possible after vestibular neuritis.”
― Shin Beh, Victory Over Vestibular Migraine: The ACTION Plan for Healing & Getting Your Life Back

“The great concerns of our time – climate change, natural resources, food production, water control and conservation, and human health – all boil down to the condition of the soil.”
― Isabella Tree, Wilding