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John J. Kelly Special to the Detroit Free Press Published 2:33 p.m. UTC Jul 15, 2018 Life-changing epiphanies can come from unlikely places. Dr. Timothy Kosinski was in his sophomore year of dental school when he happened to be watching the television program, “That’s Incredible.” “Someone came on the show and demonstrated how a metal rod could be successfully implanted into the jaw bone,” says Kosinski. “I instantly thought to myself ‘that makes perfect sense … that’s what I want to do.’ The next day I rushed to the university library to learn more." Thirty years later, Kosinski, whose practice is in Bingham Farms, has performed more than 13,000 dental implants (1,000 in the last year alone), and is a nationally recognized, award-winning expert in the field. He lectures on weekends all over America and his face graces the covers of countless dental magazines.  For the past decade, in an effort to “give back … [Read more...] about Bingham Farms dentist has a passion for building smiles, changing lives

John J. Kelly Special to the Detroit Free Press Published 10:01 p.m. UTC Jul 15, 2018 Life-changing epiphanies can come from unlikely places. Dr. Timothy Kosinski was in his sophomore year of dental school when he happened to be watching the television program, “That’s Incredible.”   “Someone came on the show and demonstrated how a metal rod could be successfully implanted into the jaw bone,” says Kosinski. “I instantly thought to myself ‘that makes perfect sense … that’s what I want to do.’ The next day I rushed to the university library to learn more." Thirty years later, Kosinski, whose practice is in Bingham Farms, has performed more than 13,000 dental implants (1,000 in the last year alone), and is a nationally recognized, award-winning expert in the field. He lectures on weekends all over America and his face graces the covers of countless dental magazines.  For the past decade, in an effort to … [Read more...] about Bingham Farms dentist specializes in restoring at a reduced cost

Dear Abby Jeanne Phillips Published 4:29 p.m. UTC Jun 10, 2018 Dear Abby: I have some suggestions for “Longing to Be a Mom” (Feb.), whose husband doesn’t want a child. If you talk your husband into it, are you prepared to do all the parenting while he sits staring at the TV or starts working longer hours or worse? Are you prepared for the lack of connection that child might have with his/her father? Grieve your loss. Losing the possibility for motherhood is a great loss. Find a support group or counselor who deals with loss. Believe me, I understand. My boyfriend told me he wanted children. Motherhood was my dream, and I lost my only child to an early miscarriage. Then my husband revealed he’d never really wanted children — he only said he did because he wanted to marry me. So I made a conscious decision to live a different life than I had planned, but a full and satisfying one. Thousands of children need someone to care. Explore opportunities to … [Read more...] about Abby: Woman finds ways to mend lost dream of motherhood

Phoebe Wall Howard Detroit Free Press Published 11:37 p.m. UTC May 28, 2018 Jody Gooden Chatham, 63, of Carmel Valley, California, found a well-preserved diary after her uncle died. She started looking at each word, carefully written in cursive, and read with shock that Roy Leighton (Bud) Wall of Detroit was part of the D-Day invasion. July 5 - Received induction notice July 3 telling me to report at the draft board July 5th. Having passed the physical at my draft board I requested the Marines as the branch of service I would like to be taken into. I was informed the Marine Corps was filled by volunteer only and was taken into the Navy. From the draft board I drove myself and five other boys to the Federal Bldg. where we were all sworn into the Navy. We were given our choice of being taken into active duty at once, or a week’s furlough. I took the latter. July 12 - I reported to the Federal Bldg. at 9 A.M. and from there we were taken to the Navy Club. I ate lunch with … [Read more...] about Service Diary of a Corpsman: Roy L. Wall, LST 509

Tresa Baldas Detroit Free Press Published 12:12 p.m. UTC May 23, 2018 His back still hurts. His team is struggling. And his former mistress won't back down in a fight over child support. No doubt, Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera is having a rough go of things lately — but at least he doesn't have to think about his legal fiasco until the season is over. After almost 10 months of Cabrera's feuding with an ex-mistress over child support, a Florida judge on Monday scheduled the case for a bench trial in the fall, when the baseball season is over. That means the Tigers superstar can focus on his game for now and put his legal worries on the back burner. The trial is set for Nov. 5-7, during which a judge will decide how much Cabrera should pay a month for the two children he fathered with a Florida woman he was secretly involved with for years. Given his $30-million annual salary, which equals $2.5 million a month, the mother — Belkis Rodriguez … [Read more...] about Miguel Cabrera, ex-mistress headed to trial over child support in November