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AGING SUPPORT SYSTEM? WHAT TO DO

August 16, 2019 by David Gillaspie

What is a support system and why does it matter? You see, in the top pic, a post supporting railing on a second story deck. This is a support system for those who like to lean on deck railing. Instead of fixing it, I used a potted tree to block access. Did I hope the […]

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AESTHETIC MEDICINE: ASKING THE RIGHT MOLE REMOVAL QUESTION

August 13, 2019 by David Gillaspie

I met my future mother in law for the first time and didn’t notice anything unusual. When I married her daughter I still didn’t see anything that needed attention. Then kids changed everything, namely grandkids.

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DR MOLE MOVES FROM HILLSDALE BUT STAYS ON CAPITOL HWY

May 21, 2018 by David Gillaspie

One of the best parts of being married long term is sharing the other person’s ups and downs. Over time you get to see how they make their way in the world, to see the face they present to each new challenge. My wife, Elaine, aka Dr Mole of drmolepdx.com online, arrived at […]

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MORE PORTLAND PLEASE

May 11, 2018 by David Gillaspie

In a snap shot of urban life, Portland looks best in large format. Walking the northwest streets of The Pearl a few hours before the curtain rose inside The Armory showed a city with connections between the dots, enough dots to create the web of destination we read about all over the country. […]

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PORTLAND MOLE REMOVAL

May 5, 2018 by David Gillaspie

You’ve heard about the importance of the right words at the right time? The following is a patient review that every professional dreams of. One day we should all be so lucky.

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Portland Mole Removal

May 9, 2017 by David Gillaspie

How many Portland baby boomers remember when they were pregnant, or their significant others were pregnant? Didn’t the world seem full of pregnant women? They were everywhere and you were part of it. Then you had your baby and you didn’t notice as many pregnant women. Instead you saw a million kids. […]

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TWO BOOMERS READY FOR THEIR ENCORE CAREERS

May 19, 2014 by David Gillaspie

Are You? The best example of an Encore Career is the solid pro who retires from their regular routine, then makes a comeback in a field they’ve always wanted to work in. Giving back is a strong motivator for them. The same motivation applies to professionals who change direction in their current jobs. They ask […]

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