My birthday falls the week before Thanksgiving every year. For most of my life that meant a lot of giving thanks in a very short time. But I’m reaching the age now at which the two events pretty much cancel each other out.
Somehow birthdays aren’t so great when the big decisions are less about bicycles and baseball gloves and more about dermatology appointments and dentistry options. And Thanksgiving isn’t quite the same when your list of things to be thankful for starts with Flomax and a great cardiologist.
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