Month: March 2023
Friday Quote 3/31/2023
So glad you stopped by, I appreciate you and hope to see you again.
Melinda
Introducing VitalField’s Pineal Detox FrequenCell
VitalField does it again! Introducing the Pineal Detox FrequenCell.
About Vital Field
Vital fields enable living systems – cells, organs, and micro-organisms – to transfer information and energy across the system (or body) instantly, helping the body’s cells to repair, regenerate, and protect against life’s cumulative stressors, such as toxins, stress, trauma, injury, and electrosmog.
Vital fields enable living systems – cells, organs, and micro-organisms – to transfer information and energy across the system (or body) instantly, helping the body’s cells to repair, regenerate, and protect against life’s cumulative stressors, such as toxins, stress, trauma, injury, and electrosmog.
The Pineal Detox FrequenCell
This FrequenCell supports the detoxification and cleansing process of the pineal gland from toxic loads. It is recommended to start with this FrequenCell to optimally prepare the body.
There are two other Pineal Gland FrequenCells that you can buy as a trio. The Trio bundle includes Pineal Detox, Pineal Gland DNA Strenthing, and the Third Eye FrequenCell.
To see the entire line of VitalField FrequenCells, click here.
I’m currently using the Pineal Detox FrequenCell. I will write a review once I have given it time to work.
Melinda
Wordless Wednesday *New Orleans
I’m so happy you dropped by today, I appreciate your comments
I couldn’t pass this graphic, notice the earplugs?
Melinda
Deep Thoughts
In this fast-paced social media world, it can be difficult to find the time to look within or back in time. I hope you find these quotes and questions interesting. So glad you stopped by today!
Continue reading “Deep Thoughts”
Blogger Highlight-Stony Soil Vermont
Thank you for all the great feedback on the Blogger Highlight series, I’ve enjoyed meeting each blogger and sharing their site with you. This week we highlight a new blogger, Stony Soil Vermont.
Stony Soil Vermont
I live with my two daughters in Hardwick, Vermont, a small village along the Lamoille River.
Single motherhood and writing define the shape of my life.
Unstitched: Understanding Opioid Addiction and Repairing Our Communities twines my quest to understand addiction in Vermont, the country, and in my own life (Steerforth Press, 2021).
Hidden View is a gritty story woven with family, farming, and the desire for redemption (Green Writers Press, 2015).
Other things I love: are our two housecats, spring ephemerals, reading on the back porch, public libraries, and Yahtzee.
Melinda
Disability Awareness Month
If we talked about disabilities the stigma will lessen. I say little because it would be a miracle for the stigma to disappear. Unfortunately, we live in a society that for the most part is focused on itself. This morning I retweeted a story about a Podcaster who went on a rant about having disabled people in ads as ridiculous. She went on but I haven’t heard any backlash.
She’s someone who needs an education. 
This is the 28th Year the United States has recognized and celebrated March as National Disability Awareness Month!
On February 26, 1987 President Ronald Reagan officially declared Proclamation 5613 making March National Disabilities Awareness Month. The proclamation called for people to provide understanding, encouragement and opportunities to help persons with disabilities to lead productive and fulfilling lives.
Everyone wants, and deserves, to enjoy life, feel productive and secure. But in March, we take extra steps to raise awareness about the supports and rights of the people with disabilities and to celebrate their contributions to our communities and society as a whole!
Thank goodness many organizations are advocating for the disabled and you can see what charitable organizations can provide support.
I wish you the best.
Melinda
References:
https://portal.ct.gov/DDS/Media/Latest-News-2015/March-is-National-Disability-Awareness-Month
#Weekend Music Share-Foreigner – Urgent – Live Dortmund Germany 1982
Each week I showcase one of my favorite songs. I’m so glad you dropped by today, have a great weekend.
Welcome back to Weekend Music Share; the place where everyone can share their favorite music.
Feel free to use the ‘Weekend Music Share‘ banner in your post, and don’t forget to use the hashtag #WeekendMusicShare on social media so other participants can find your post.
Melinda
Friday Quote 3/24/2023
So glad you stopped by, I appreciate you and hope to see you again.
Melinda
March Writing Prompts Hosted By Sheryl From A Chronic Voice
It’s a new month and new writing prompts for March. I like participating because you meet so many great people who understand chronic illnesses. If you’ve been there, chances are someone has too.
Be sure to check out Sherly’s blog, A Chronic Voice, it’s a site with all types of information. She has an extensive archive too.
This month’s prompts are Viewing, Experiencing, Reacting, Thinking, and Dealing.
I have chosen three this month, Dealing, Reacting, and Thinking.
Dealing
I’ve been dealing with health issue after health issue, it’s like my body decided to slowly break down. At the beginning of the year, I put a list of doctor appointments I needed to get done in 2023. It does put a little fire underfoot if your list is long like mine.
I deal with the frustrations of my health, the best I can, because chronic illnesses may never go away. There’s no black or white in life and illness, each day is grey with some grayer than others.
When I’m just mentally worn out, I go lay down. I practice meditating, or at least to get my mind to stop for so long. I challenge myself to go longer the next time. The rest helps reset your brain and now you can get back in control.
Reacting
Our government is fighting with each other, and the country is divided, what does that have to do with Chronic illnesses? While our government fights, Bills are not getting passed which means new services are being held up for the sake of politics.
I read today that a major brand of Baby Formula is being recalled, WTH!!!!! Did they ever get fully stocked?
The DEA has failed miserably at stopping the Fentynal crisis so now they are going after prescription stimulants. The number of Pain doctors is dwelling fast. Be sure not to ask about medication! Your file may be marked as a Drug Seeker. Let the doctor talk and don’t say anything about meds until they run down what they think is wrong. At that point, ask what options you have. If you’ve taken a med for that health issue, I would say, “I’ve taken this in the past and it worked/not worked.” Then let the conversation goes where it will.
One trick to try before you go, read their website and look for reviews. Then call the office, don’t say your name, “I’m looking for a Pain Doctor, does the doctor prescribe meds when needed? Once you get a Pain doctor, pay attention to the policies, you’ll want to know so you don’t screw up and getting kicked to the curb.
We have come so far and keep going backward!
Thinking
When I’m out of energy, I lay down. It’s become a bit of a habit so I decided, I will only nap when I’m in severe pain. After months of sleeping late and taking a nap all afternoons, I feel like my life has passed me by. I started looking inward, just letting my mind roam. I am not happy, living inside 24/7, no longer driving and the list goes on, I have little to no life outside the house, it’s wearing on me.
After spending several days thinking, I came up with some new hobbies to try, online advocacy, learning hand knitting, and picking up Ansestry again. I stopped there because I won’t set myself up by setting the goals too high.
I send my best wishes to you and hope you live your best life. If you’re not there yet, keep taking one step in front of the other and you’ll move forward.
Melinda
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