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The Life by alupussurvivor By the time I was 18 years old my mother gave birth to my half sister, but the joy of her birth was soon overcast by my mother’s severe postpartum depression, which led to years of fighting mental illness. By 19 years old I was married. We had a beautiful son that suddenly became ill and was diagnosed with neuroblastoma on his third birthday. After ... Read on »
What I Learned From MY Children by Karen H. Patient ExpertHealth Maven ... cipation.  Gosh – what a sweet thing to say. The deadline is looming and I am trying to decide how to summarize my thoughts regarding this month’s topic:  What I Learned From Children. MY children have taught me my strongest life lessons. I am not the same person I was when I gave birth to my son.  By the time I had my daughter three years laterI h ... Read on »
Sunday Smorgasbord by Carrie A. Patient ExpertHealth Maven ... ss to do so. Most felt worried and scared about the potential health consequences of their weight. Most felt blamed and ashamed by public health and education campaigns about obesitywhich did little to actually help them address their weight," Dr Thomas said.Dr Thomas said in contrastpeople whose weight fell within the mild to moderately obese rang ... Read on »
Rate my Meals – 2010-02-07 by John !. Patient Expert I'm really liking the discipline that taking pictures of my meals is giving me. More than thatI've actually journaled two days in a row on The Daily Plate which I think is a record for me. There is no question in my mind that I would be eating moreand not as balancedif I wasn't doing this. Most interestingly I almost feel compelled to compose a ... Read on »
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White Tiger Tantra: Healing Genital Armoring In Women by Women Awakened ... to create a generation of neurotics and psychologically damaged individuals than to train them to battle against their primal natures. Wilhelm Reich believed that when young children are reared to exercise “self-control” over their natural urges out of fear of being punished, they develop neuromuscular tensions in the body called “Body Armoring.” ... Read on »
Lyme and Losing The Ability To Reason by Connie S. Patient Expert ... ywhy not find a good book or funny movie and retreat from the loved ones until you feel some signs of sanity returning? I knowit's not possible for everyone. Some of you have children or a spouse to attend toor people that you must work with all day long. I sympathize with you. We really need an escape from others when the monsters come to take ov ... Read on »
The Good News About Jobs by qiu s. The unemployment rate fell to 9.7% in January from 10% the month before, the Bureau of ugg boots Labor Statistics reported Friday. But nonfarm payroll employment was essentially unchanged -- down 20,000, versus a ugg boots consensus expectation of up 15,000. Both figures are well within the range of statistical error; the BLS sets the bar at 100,00 ... Read on »
Rethinking the Patch by Dirk H. Patient Expert ... es cover the full cost of patchesincluding Medicaid. The additional cost per quitterthe study foundwas about $2,400 for the extended regimen. Nonethelessany uptick in success rates for smoking cessation programs should be noted and taken under consideration. Photo Credit: www.drugabuse.gov Read on »
Weekend Link Love by Mark S. Healthy Living Professional ... t cost more to buy lunch without milk than with it. While the jury is certainly out on milkthe point remains that schools are teeming with illogical policies that do not have childrens’ best interests in mind. I staged my first protest over that milk policy (and won – not bad for 3rd grade). But saving 75 cents just meant I could buy a candy bar. O ... Read on »