For Anoxic Brain - Articles
An Holistic Approach to Healthcare
by
Carolyn C.
... ur spine. " With many Americans spending 16 hours haunched over a desk or behind the wheel of a car it's not surprising to see many 50-year-olds with rounded backs and fuzzy brains. Sitting that long with the head above the heart and the circulatory system below it can lead to all sorts of problems, not the least of which is senility, a degenerat ...
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3-19-2010: Articles for Parents This Week
by
Vanessa Van Petten
... (so that you and your partner have a well
from which to draw energy to be excellent parents)
- how to deal with sensitive and anxious kids
- talking to your kids about sex
- brain research and its implications for parents
- raising leaders
- how to leave a legacy for your children through your business
- blended and step family issues
and many mor ...
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Feeling the Wind on My Face Again
by
Kelvin
... hose had sort of tapered off. But suddenly, this week, I noticed a new area of improvement in my health that many told me wouldn't be reached until the 4th month - that of my brain.The reason that this disease in most countries (outside the USA) is called Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, or other variations of that theme, is because the virus finds a way ...
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Yippee!
by
trying.to.heal
... hrs yesterday somehow I couldn’t sleep. Yep, go figure right? I fell asleep at 11.30 and oddly enough, was up by 12.15 and wide awake. Damn. I tried for a while to get my brain to calm down and finally passed out at 2am…only to wake up at 6am since I’ve been waking up that early the past few weeks. I didn’t have to be ready to leave until 10 s ...
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Why I’ll Wait For My Doctor
by
Sherri W.
... ubject plenty of times, but I can assure you I’m not harping today and this post will not be one about wishing he was back, but rather – it’s about a discovery I made – in my brain, of all places.
As I’ve said before, my doctor (I still refer to him as ‘mine’, as – if God wills it, he’ll be my doctor again) was/is the best. If you question my auth ...
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Chocolate Desserts, Mango & Corn Salsa Salad, Hot Topic Friday
by
LoveVeggiesYoga
... ychology, I do know that stressful stimuli and situations, i.e. a dog bite or a being yelled at by a parent or an accident of some sort, are encoded in a different way in the brain than just hum-drum mellow life events. This may explain why some of your early memories are of "bad" or unpleasant things. Those types of events become ingrained as me ...
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Pretty Ugly in Pink!!
by
Alli
... ay focused smile pretty 24/7 think positive don't feel anything wrong or you'll jinx yourself into a recurance........Is that what I did??? What B/S is that? We are so damn brainwashed into believing it's all out fault. Why do we as women always have to feel guilty? If your kids aren't perfect it's our fault. If our marriages fail has to be our ...
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Lack of Substance
by
Esther
I realize that ever since I got on good brain meds and started feeling better mentally, my posts have basically consisted of sex stories and pictures of stuff that you might find funny if you're Beavis or Butthead o ...
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THE IDIOCRACY OF JENNY MCCARTHY
by
mom26children
... for Autisticchildren?And Jenny....Autism does not come and go...that is just pure crap...I just wish you would mind what you say before you open your uneducated, misinformed,brain-washing mouth.Parent's like myself, who are out there fighting every day for services for our children aregetting a bit ticked off because you make Autism seem so noncha ...
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Goody, Goody Gumdrops…
by
KellieS
... the purple dinosaur, it never fails that the songs get stuck in my head…I then proceed to sing them – a common mommy event, I’m sure.
One particular song that has invaded my brain is the “Raindrops” one. The lyrics go:
If all the raindrops were gumdrops and lemon drops,
Oh, what a rain that would be.
Then they stand there with their mouths open, ...
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