There are a lot of myths out there about living on coupons. For example, some people say it's impossible, while others claim you can live off of them indefinitely. So, what's the truth? Is couponing worth it? This blog post will explore the different sides of this debate and help you make up your mind.… Continue reading Living on Coupons: Debunking the Myths
Category: Health and Wellbeing
Hobbies Can Boost Your Mental Health
We all know that life can get busy. As a result, it can be hard to find the time to treat ourselves or indulge in doing the things that we really love. However, there are a number of reasons why having a hobby can be a really great thing. Hobbies are often much more than… Continue reading Hobbies Can Boost Your Mental Health
Just Pondering
Bella Grace Field Guide by Stampington What is filling up your heart? Melinda
Blogger Highlight-The Secret Dance
We dance round in a ring and suppose, but the secret sits in the middle and knows. – Robert Frost 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 I highlight a new blogger, The Secret Dance. The Secret… Continue reading Blogger Highlight-The Secret Dance
Organ Donor Awareness Week 19th-25th
Did you know About 123,000 people are waiting for an organ donation 1 organ donor can save up to 8 lives 18 people die each day while for a transplant Organs and tissues from 1 donor can benefit 50 people Living donors can donate a kidney; parts of liver, lung, pancreas, intestine It All Starts… Continue reading Organ Donor Awareness Week 19th-25th
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! My first social media My first dream My first bike My first book I remember reading Enjoy! Melinda
Fun Facts
Hi, thanks for stopping by today. I love hearing your comments each week. We learn some interesting things, don't we? Walt Disney World is the second-largest buyer of fireworks in the US. Four people lived in a home for six months infested with over 2,000 venomous spiders. Madonna has brontophobia, which is the fear of… Continue reading Fun Facts
5 Tips for Starting a Mental Health Practice
If you're reading this, then you may be considering starting a mental health practice. This is an exciting endeavor, but it's also a lot of work. There are many things to consider before you get started. This blog post will discuss tips that will help you get your practice off the ground and running smoothly!… Continue reading 5 Tips for Starting a Mental Health Practice
Mini Me Health Update
Life has been full of surprises over the last three months. Here's a snippet of what is going on. Rheumatologist I saw a new Rheumatologist to asses all the joint and leg pain I was having. She basically dismissed me saying that unless the test come back with something, she would not need to see… Continue reading Mini Me Health Update
Lymphoma Awareness Day 15th
World Lymphoma Awareness Day takes place on 15 September every year to raise awareness of lymphoma - the most common blood cancer. This year the campaign is encouraging people around the globe to share key facts about lymphoma - not only so more people are aware of the disease, but because research shows that people affected feel more confident when they are more… Continue reading Lymphoma Awareness Day 15th
Medications And Treatments For Muscles Spasms
I found a list of medications most commonly prescribed for muscle spasms. It's extensive and I think you'll find it educational. The off-label uses and what is at the local store are not on the list below. See if your doctor has tried everything for your spasms. Photo by JESHOOTS.com on Pexels.com A spasm may… Continue reading Medications And Treatments For Muscles Spasms
What You Need To Stay Healthy-Eyes
Your eyes help you see and navigate in your day-to-day life, so protecting them is paramount. Often, your eyes are even the first to show issues within the body, such as diabetes and high blood pressure. By understanding why it is important to take care of your eyes, you may be more likely to take… Continue reading What You Need To Stay Healthy-Eyes
Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness Week 13th – 19th
Rheumatoid arthritis is the most common type of arthritis and it is an autoimmune disease that affects that 1% of the whole earth population, which is equivalent to over 75 million people, which are suffering from this disease. It is chronic, which means long-lasting disease with intermittent periods of remission and exacerbation. It is mistakenly… Continue reading Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness Week 13th – 19th
Blogger Highlight-Thirty-Four
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 I highlight a new blogger, Thirty-Four. Thirty-Four Just another girl trying to make her way through life. I am a daughter, friend, student, the middle child of seven siblings, auntie,… Continue reading Blogger Highlight-Thirty-Four
Where Were You On September 11, 2021?
Most people remember where they were and what they were doing. This was the worst terrorist act in America. The scene was hard to watch, with people jumping off buildings. I didn't know the buildings would fall, wasn't thinking that day. I was rushing out the door to catch a plane to Russia. The airport… Continue reading Where Were You On September 11, 2021?
Pain Awareness Month
When painful symptoms first arise, patients and their health care providers work together to see if they can identify and address the underlying cause. For many conditions and injuries, however, there is no precise medical or surgical cure. As time passes, in addition to other diagnoses or even without an identifiable cause, patients may be… Continue reading Pain Awareness Month
Fun Facts
Hi, thanks for stopping by today. I love hearing your comments each week. We learn some interesting things, don't we? George W. Bush was once a cheerleader. In total, there are 205 bones in the skeleton of a horse. Coca-Cola once bought all the website URLs that can be read as ahh, all the way… Continue reading Fun Facts
Smile
This is my daughter, Giffy, she's a Brussels Griffon we got from a shelter. She's feisty and needs lots of activity to keep her from getting grumpy. Two walks a day help keep her happy. She's a beautiful dog and is fun when she's in the mood. This morning, she woke me up at 5:30… Continue reading Smile
World Suicide Prevention Day 10th
An estimated one million people per year die by suicide or about one person in 10,000 (1.4% of all deaths), or "a death every 40 seconds or about 3,000 every day". As of 2004 the number of people who die by suicide is expected to reach 1.5 million per year by 2020.[8] Physical and especially… Continue reading World Suicide Prevention Day 10th
Queen Elizabeth dies September 8, 2022
I'm at a total loss for words, I wasn't expecting the Queen to die today. Of course, we'll never know what she was really suffering from but thank God she's out of pain. We mourn for her loss and welcome a new King, King Charles III. The UK will stay in the morning for 10… Continue reading Queen Elizabeth dies September 8, 2022
Book Review for Monkey Mind by Keith Naylor
I want to send a special thank you to the Managing Editor of Trigger Publishing, Soraya Nair for sending me Monkey Mind by Keith Naylor to read and review. Publication date: 26/07/2021 ISBN: 106 pages Blub Can you pinpoint the exact moment that your struggle with mental health started? Keith Naylor attempts to do so… Continue reading Book Review for Monkey Mind by Keith Naylor
Just Pondering
Bella Grace Field Guide by Stampington A perfect day doesn't have to include anything over the top. It can be simply be made up of all the ordinary things that fill our hearts with joy. What does a perfect day look like for you? Melinda
Introducing Vital Field’s Vagus Frequencell the Superhero Cell that Fights Stress at the Source
After years of research, Vital Field has introduced a Vagus Nerve Fregencell that is said to fight stress at the source. I haven't had a chance to wear mine, I'm still wearing another Freqencell for review. I'll have a review at a later time. The Vagus Cell has been developed to be your best ally… Continue reading Introducing Vital Field’s Vagus Frequencell the Superhero Cell that Fights Stress at the Source
World Alzheimers Month
Each September, people unite from all corners of the world to raise awareness and to challenge the stigma that persists around Alzheimer’s disease and all types of dementia. During World Alzheimer’s Month, we call on everyone, from individuals to large organisations, including every Alzheimer and dementia association globally, to support World Alzheimer’s Month by… Continue reading World Alzheimers Month
Can You Spot Depression? Do You Know How To Talk To Someone In A Crisis?
When talking with family and friends, can you pick up on their comments about potential red flags or how to have a conversation about depression to learn more? I've suffered from depression since childhood. The statements belove are some comments that need to grab your attention to ask more questions. It can be simple like… Continue reading Can You Spot Depression? Do You Know How To Talk To Someone In A Crisis?
Stay away from negative people: They have a problem for every solution —Guest Blogger psychologistmimi
Negativity does not have many positives to it. Sometimes negativity can be associated with skepticism which can be good to ensure a mote robust group decision-making process. However, let’s distingush between negativity and negative people. Negativity can either be a temporary or longheld state. Yet, negative people are forever in that state and hardly ever […]… Continue reading Stay away from negative people: They have a problem for every solution —Guest Blogger psychologistmimi
Very Inspiring Blogger Award From Alygeorges
Many new bloggers might not be familiar with the habit of giving people awards for different accomplishments. I participated in awards for ages. When I reached 100 awards I had to take them down, they were crowding out my blog. It was fun to get an award occasionally but to get several awards in one… Continue reading Very Inspiring Blogger Award From Alygeorges
Blogger Highlight-And Then I Slept
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 I highlight a new blogger, And Then I Slept. And Then I Slept Finding a path I live in Vermont. The perfect place to heal. I have been moving through the… Continue reading Blogger Highlight-And Then I Slept
8 Ways To Keep Your Face Looking Young
The face is one of the first places that aging becomes evident. Crow’s feet, laugh lines, and wrinkles can make you look older than you actually are. But there are ways to fight back against Father Time and keep your face looking young and fresh. Photo by Angela Roma on Pexels.com Exfoliate Exfoliating your skin… Continue reading 8 Ways To Keep Your Face Looking Young
Happy Birthday Daddy
I've written many posts to you on your birthday since you took your life and granny's heart. I knew you were going to kill yourself but one can never imagine how it feels when it actually happens. The pain doesn't stop with the notification it continues with cleaning out the house, selling it, the insurance… Continue reading Happy Birthday Daddy
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