Tips from TENA

     Of course it is important to be able to say no in times of stress. But this only applies to the boring and pointless stuff. Fun things are an entirely different story.  That’s a definite yes.
     As the hectic pace of everyday life tends to take over these days, many of us have to scramble to manage our lives. We often talk about the urgency of being able to use the word 'no.'

Contributed by Dr. Matthew Karlovsky, who is a urologist at Chandler Regional Medical Center, a member of Catholic Healthcare West.

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