Nearly half the women and men in the U.S. say they've endured psychological aggression from intimate partners. OCT. 4, 201903:45Oct. 4, 2019, 6:22 AM CDTBy Bianca Seidman Domestic abuse is a leading problem in American homes and it can take many different forms. When the abuse leaves no physical marks, outsiders may not recognize when all… Continue reading The hidden abuse that can hurt your mental health: Gaslighting
Month: October 2019
How To Care For Yourself When Dealing With Difficult People
By Dana BelletiereLast updated: 3 Oct 2019~ One of my friends tells her story of growing up with a mother with “issues” rather matter-of-factly, but the details are pretty grim to listen to. “She would stop talking to me for no reason, for days at a time, and put a gift on my bed when she decided… Continue reading How To Care For Yourself When Dealing With Difficult People
Gluten-Free Salmon with Lime and Sesame Seeds Great for Holidays
Gluten-Freedom by Alessio Fasano, MD with Susie Flaherty Ingredients: 1 1/2 to 2 pounds salmon (wild-caught preferred with skin on) Juice from 2-3 limes Olive Oil Sesame Seeds Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line baking sheet with parchment paper and coat very lightly with olive oil. Place salmon, skin side down, on parchment paper… Continue reading Gluten-Free Salmon with Lime and Sesame Seeds Great for Holidays
#Wordless Wednesday
#Art Through Pain #KNOWvember
Dear pain warriors,Each November, U.S. Pain Foundation organizes a month-long educational campaign for the pain community. Recognizing that art and writing can help kids and adults cope with and/or express chronic pain and its effects on their lives, this year's KNOWvember campaign will focus on creativity.During the month, titled "Art through Pain: How Creativity Helps… Continue reading #Art Through Pain #KNOWvember
Why Patient Advocacy is Important — Guest Blogger The Disabled Diva’s Blog
For healthcare to work, we the patient, need to be heard. Find out what I am doing to give the medical community a better understanding of what is important to us.Why Patient Advocacy is Important — The Disabled Diva's Blog
Interview with Jay Jasper from The Alchemist — The Alchemist’s Studio
Originally posted on For the Love of Art: Please welcome Jay Jasper from The Alchemist at https://rakupottery.ca, He is a self-taught Raku pottery artist. He’s on the eve of publishing his first book, A Potter’s Dream: Myth and Legends. Jay takes an interesting approach to each piece of pottery by associating it with myths and legends…Interview… Continue reading Interview with Jay Jasper from The Alchemist — The Alchemist’s Studio
Gluten-Free Spicy Italian Sausages-One Fork Easy
Gluten Freedom by Alessio Fasano, MD with Susie Flaherty Ingredients: Spicy Italian sausage (one per person) One 7 oz. jar sliced, sweet red pepper hulls One 8 oz. can tomato paste Heat a large skillet or frying pan. Add sausages and cover halfway with water. Cook over medium heat until sausages are halfway cooked (15-20… Continue reading Gluten-Free Spicy Italian Sausages-One Fork Easy
#WATWB Home Depot Workers Help Neighborhood With Clean Up After Tornados
This week the DFW area was hit with 10 tornadoes, several in densely populated areas, most neighborhoods. Thankfully no one was killed and only a few injured. Several of the neighborhoods had 100-year-old trees that were torn out by the roots, it was heartbreaking. More heartbreaking was to see the number of homes with roofs… Continue reading #WATWB Home Depot Workers Help Neighborhood With Clean Up After Tornados
#SoCS Prompt “dress”
Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “dress.” Use it any way you’d like. Have fun! I've read several posts this morning talking about a favorite dress, I have one too. My granny made this black velvet dress with red lace trim for me when I was around 7-8 years old. Oddly enough,… Continue reading #SoCS Prompt “dress”
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