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Whitney Joseph

Florida
As seen in: MainStreet Magazine, JD Supra, Lexology, Mondaq, The Lakeville Journal | The Millerton News, SpaceCoast Living, Open Legal Blog Archive
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FOREST BATHING - Main Street Magazine

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By Whitney Joseph
| MainStreet Magazine
At this very moment, I’m leaning back lazily – and perhaps a tad dangerously – in a somewhat shabby but deliciously comfy chocolate brown microsuede recliner, savoring my first in a string of daily rituals. This one is conceivably my favorite; at the very least, it’s a requisite part of each day – if I want to stay alert, that is. Inevitably, there will be more cups of coffee to follow.
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Giving pause to chat about menopause

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By Whitney Joseph
| MainStreet Magazine
Dear Readers, Please accept my apologies if this piece offends in any way. I admit there are moments when it leans toward the graphic and, perhaps to some, the gruesome, but it’s my fervent desire that by article’s end readers – male and female alike – will have a better appreciation for my utter desperation to resolve what’s been a lifetime of menstruation misery. Also, this is my personal journey and I am in no way an expert. Always consult your physician about your own health issues and needs.
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Dog gone it: Pets don't always make the best gifts

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By Whitney Joseph
| MainStreet Magazine
Those of us from a certain generation likely remember the iconic opening scene of the 1955 animated Disney movie, Lady and the Tramp. It’s Christmas morning. Sparkling snowflakes drop gently onto the ground outside of a cozy living room; the young Darling sits before a flickering fireplace, unwrapping a hatbox she pulled from under the tree. Inside, the little girl discovers an adorable cocker spaniel puppy named Lady. The frisky little pup does all of the endearing things puppies do.
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