Posts by Margaret Siggillino

Understanding and managing our healthcare system can feel overwhelming. With appointments, medical information, and insurance and billing issues, there are a myriad of concerns to consider. Having an healthcare advocate, or becoming your own healthcare advocate, can be a tremendous help.

With winter cold settling in, now's a great time to dig into your coziest books, healthiest recipes, tax tips, and plenty of e-books and e-audiobooks - no need to leave the house in bad weather!

If you're getting back on your feet following treatment, here are invaluable resources and advice, with many books, ebooks and material available at the Library.

Teeth are something one usually doesn’t give much thought to unless something goes wrong.

If you enjoy audiobooks, we have some great ways to browse titles, hear samples, and listen to an audiobook right on your phone. All you'll need to get an e-audiobook is a mobile app and a library card.

Check out this list of tips and Library resources to help you prepare.

Is online college right for you? It all depends on you particular needs, lifestyle, and learning style.

Learn how to avoid tick bites and where to get support if you have the disease.

How often do you think about smell and scents? Take a smellwalk through our shelves for books on this sometimes inscrutable sense.

These nonfiction picks may inspire you to get into the swing of spring.

Whether you are looking to find a relationship, keep a relationship alive or leave it, we have a book or an e-book for you.

As a tribute to David Bowie's life, his music and his acting, here is a list of works by him as well as about him.

When you are small, your parents normally take care of you. Time passes, life happens and the years fly by. Slowly, you may begin to realize that your parents can no longer cope with life on their own. One day, you may end up taking care of them. This role-reversal can be overwhelming and very challenging for many of us.

Life doesn't stop after diagnosis. Tips on collecting and organizing your medical information, and books and websites to help you on your path to recovery.