Month: August 2019
#WATWB ‘Defeated’ Mom Gets Support From United Airlines Crew And Passengers During Child Meltdown
'Defeated' Mom Gets Support From United Airlines Crew And Passengers During Child Meltdown August 28, 2019 A mother is praising a United Airlines crew and the passengers who supported her while her four-year-old son with autism was having a meltdown on their flight home from a family vacation. Credit: Lori Gabriel This is what Lori… Continue reading #WATWB ‘Defeated’ Mom Gets Support From United Airlines Crew And Passengers During Child Meltdown
Friday Quote
Let’s Talk About Pain
Dear pain warriors, At U.S. Pain Foundation, we deeply believe in the power of sharing patient stories. Talking about our experiences with pain helps us to educate others, to create change, and to offer hope. That's why our theme for Pain Awareness Month 2019, which begins Sunday, is #LetsTalkAboutPain.I first got involved in patient advocacy by writing… Continue reading Let’s Talk About Pain
Today in History
Photo by Andrey Grushnikov on Pexels.com 1786 Protesting high taxes and political corruption, American farmers begin a military standoff that closes the federal court in Springfield. Shays' Rebellionwill eventually be defeated by a private militia, but it will sufficiently rattle national leaders to call for a stronger national government to suppress future uprisings. 1831 English chemist… Continue reading Today in History
The Simple Guide to Value Triggers
Psychology Today How to live by your highest ideals. Posted Aug 11, 2019 Steven C. Hayes Ph.D. Get Out of Your Mind Source: Pixabay/CC Being in touch with your values is essential to living a rich and meaningful life. By knowing what you care about most, you become inspired to live by your highest… Continue reading The Simple Guide to Value Triggers
#Wordless Wednesday
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My Lyme Data Chart Book
How many participants in the MyLymeData patient registry ever had a Lyme-related rash? (34%) How many initially presented with flu-like symptoms? (64%) How many were misdiagnosed with a psychiatric illness? (54%)These are some of the details you can learn in the MyLymeData 2019 Chart Book. This report is a compilation of our research results based… Continue reading My Lyme Data Chart Book
23andMe Explores Dietary Habit and Health Outcomes
August 6, 2019 By 23andMe under 23andMe Research By Rafaela Bagur Quetglas, PhD You are what you eat, is the old adage, but what does your diet actually say about you? 23andMe has a unique opportunity to explore that question, as we investigate how dietary habits, along with genetics, demographics, lifestyle and other data can influence overall health outcomes.… Continue reading 23andMe Explores Dietary Habit and Health Outcomes
Insect Repellent Spray With Essential Oils
Willow & Sage from Stampington You will need 1/2 cup vinegar 1/2 cup witch hazel 1/4 cup distilled water 1 TB. rubbing alcohol 20 drops eucalyptus essential oil 20 drops lemongrass essential oil 10 drops cedarwood essential oil 10 drops rosemary essential oil 10 drops peppermint/spearmint essential oil Glass spray bottle 8… Continue reading Insect Repellent Spray With Essential Oils
Natural Seasonal Allergy Relief
Willow & Sage by Stampington http://www.stampington.com By Kaetlyn Kennedy Nettle Leaf Tea Made from stinging nettle plants, organic nettle tea can help relieve seasonal allergy symptoms with it's natural antihistamine. You reap all the benefits of antihistamine symptom relief without having to take conventional medicines. You can drink the daily as a preventative or as… Continue reading Natural Seasonal Allergy Relief
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