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One Man's Story of Belonging to Hadassah

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By Michael J Metzger
| Hadassah Magazine Verified
Email Print A younger Michael Metzger with Grandma Lee (left); courtesy of the author. Metzger reads the May/June 2026 issue of Hadassah Magazine at a cafe; Sandra Niz “They should be ashamed of themselves! I can’t believe it.” “Grandma, what are you talking about?” I asked. Grandma Lee was 82 and fit, but her hearing was terrible. She had just finished an hour on her stationary bike, pedaling along to The Phil Donahue Show with the television volume set to sonic-jet levels.
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Urinary Calculi in sheep and goats

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By Michael J Metzger, Mike Metzger
| msu.edu
Urinary Calculi, a urinary-tract condition in goats and sheep, prevents both urination and breeding in males. The twists and turns of the male urethra make passing solid particles difficult at best and impossible at worst. Urinary Calculi is a disease that can and does kill animals quickly. Urinary Calculi is almost always the result of improper feeding by the producer. A proper calcium-to-phosphorus ratio in feed, hay and minerals is critical; this ratio should be 2.5 to 1.
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MSU Extension offers two Emergency Response to Accidents Involving Livestock (ERAIL) trainings in the Upper Peninsula

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By Katie Ockert, Michael J Metzger, Tom Guthrie
| msu.edu
Responding to accidents is never an easy task. Responding to an accident that involves large trucks, people and animals can quickly turn into a chaotic event if the local response team is not prepared or trained to handle such an occurrence.
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