If you own a cell phone, you likely know that Apple releases a new version of the iPhone virtually every year. But sometimes, the versions look so similar you wonder what the difference is between models and you have to go digging into the specs of each before you fork over your hard-earned dollars.

Famed baseball player and possessor of a great name, Yogi Berra, once said, “When you come to a fork in the road, take it.”

The below blog, originally dated January 26, 2023, has now been updated as the cited IAF MD 26 was updated on February 15, 2023. IAF MD 26 Issue 2 resulted in the following main changes that are now also detailed further within this article (ordered in terms of importance)

Chances are, if you know anything about our space program, you know that when we send a manned mission beyond our atmosphere, those astronauts remain in constant communication with their fellows back at Mission Control.

Our Story Many who know me have also probably met my two-year-old twins, Everly and Porter (a girl and a boy). Over this past year, many others have probably witnessed my kids charging into my office to make several, mostly surprise, appearances during Zoom happy hours and client meetings. But what most do not know, however, are the struggles my wife, Brittany, and I went through on our journey to have them. How we got to this point with two happy, healthy children is not a short story or answer—as anyone affected knows, infertility can create so many hardships for couples, and I hope that this blog and our fundraising campaign detailed below will shed some light on the widespread impact it really can have.

“Where do we draw the line?”

NOTE: Schellman has since updated and expanded this information in an article found here.

For human bodies, the spine serves as our backbone—our central support structure. But the spine is also scaffolding—it’s broken into different areas that have different specific names and functions. The lumbar spine carries the weight of the upper body and helps us bend, whereas the thoracic spine isn’t designed to move much and instead provides stability. You get the gist.